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Maggie Rogers has shared a new video for her single ‘Want Want’. Watch the clip below.In the video, which was recorded in New York City’s Koreatown, Rogers dances while performing ‘Want Want’ in a karaoke bar, slowly building up energy before she’s joined by her band and a crowd of onlookers.The video was directed by Warren Fu who also collaborated with Rogers on ‘That’s Where I Am.‘“‘Want Want’ started in Maine during the pandemic in a small studio assembled over my parents’ garage,” Rogers wrote about the track. “I wrote and produced it with my old bandmate, Del Water Gap.

Daft Punk have shared the trailer for their 2003 anime film Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar. Watch it below.The trailer comes ahead of the one-night-only event on December 12, which will bring the celebrated anime to the big screen at over 800 cinemas across the globe.Per a press release, the film was remastered in 4K and includes an additional six of Daft Punk’s most iconic music videos directed by the likes of Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, Seb Janiak, Roman Coppola, and Warren Fu.

Kavinsky has shared a new version of ‘Nightcall’ featuring Phoenix and Angèle – you can listen to it below.The French electronic musician co-wrote and co-produced the synth-pop single with Daft Punk‘s Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. Originally released in 2010, the song went on to soundtrack the opening sequence to the Ryan Gosling-starring film Drive (2011) – leading to a surge in its popularity.Last month saw Kavinsky team up with Phoenix during the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics 2024. They delivered a collaborative performance of ‘Nightcall’ with Belgian singer Angèle.

Phoenix have shared ‘Winter Solstice’, the latest single from their forthcoming album ‘Alpha Zulu’.‘Winter Solstice’ marks Phoenix’s first song to not be crafted collectively by the band in the studio, with frontman Thomas Mars writing the track’s stream-of-consciousness lyrics to a beat sent remotely by fellow bandmates Deck d’Arcy, Laurent Brancowitz and Christian Mazzalai.The track sees Mars sing in distorted vocals atop building synths, musing on “fine jewellery” and “girls playing hula hoop”. ‘Winter Solstice’ is accompanied by a music video, which was directed by Warren Fu.

Tom Petty‘s estate has shared a new video for the late musician’s track ‘Something Could Happen’ – watch below.The song appears on ‘Wildflowers & All The Rest’, a recent reissue of Petty’s second studio album ‘Wildflowers’ (first released in 1994).Arriving today (December 9) the new visuals were directed by Warren Fu, who has previously helmed videos for the likes of The Strokes, Daft Punk, Haim and Brandon Flowers.Fu explained that he’d been inspired by the video for Petty’s 1991 single ‘Into The Great Wide Open’, and set out “to create another modern fairytale in [that] spirit”.“In our story, we have a character that is an incarnation of memories reassembled into a living creature, trying to make its way back home,” he said in a

The Strokes have shared a new video for ‘Ode To The Mets’, the closing track from their most recent studio album ‘The New Abnormal‘.