Why Don’t We just dropped an epic music video for “Unbelievable!” The band– Corbyn Besson, Daniel Seavey, Jack Avery, Jonah Marais and Zach Herron– headed to the desert to shoot the video, directed by Henry Lipatov and David Loeffler.

The guys explore the barren landscape in the video as mysterious objects seem to float across the sky until a beautiful oasis is transformed by the desert.

Check out the lyric video for the song as well, where the guys lose their clothes completely! Watch the whole music video “Unbelievable” below.

After dropping his The Falling Man project, DUCKWRTH came back with a short film in pairing with his new effort to support the new work with tracks like “KING KING,” “LOVE IS LIKE A MOSHPIT,” “A WILDFIRE” and “BOW.”

According to a press release, the new project is designed to compare “an artist’s ups and downs with a king’s ups and downs while addressing the fear of falling as fast as you rise up.

” The effort takes on a duality battle, balancing “power and corruption, love and death, as well as bravery and heroism,” and the new film serves as a contrasting picture that effectively maintains such an ethos.

As of late, Michael Aristotle was on something f a roll, carefully building the road leading to his upcoming album. Now, the emcee from Atlanta returns to lend the assistance to the latest Dallas star Erica Banks.

The duo comes together in a new clip for their collaboration “Want It,” plucked straight from the project of Banks ‘ Art Of The Hustle, released back in March. The track takes the form of a playful banter shared by Aristotle and Banks as they detail the secrets of the bedroom over bouncy production suitable for late nights and endless weekends, and just in time for the new season.

April marked the arrival of the I C U U C ME, Pt from Sebastian Mikael. II project, a soulful exploration that picks up where it left off its December output.

The singer has returned to share his “Time” music video in the spirit of continuity, a clip that follows up on the music video for his “Acid Pt. II” track that was previously released.

Both tracks are taken from his latest project and present together an overall visual representation of Mikael’s catalog’s soul and nostalgic essence.”‘ Time’ is a gem of R&B. It’s different from the rest of the EP,” says Mikael about the track and the new clip. “I went to a 90s R&B baby-making anthem. The video is a celebration of black love. I wanted it to look like a flashback or a dream.”

“Run The Bag Up” has been in circulation since April, while the project it includes, Up All Night 2, was released just over a week ago with the support of the full roster of HBK. Kool John manages to recruit a few outsiders into the fold in the music video “Run The Bag Up.” In the leadoff position, Kool John slots himself, because well, he foots the bill.

First, with his friends, he spawns in a hangar, but not for long, as the choreographer / videographer then chooses to deploy a dancer off to the side in a darkened room. Literally, Kool John traps himself in one too many vignettes before Donnie Darko’s eyes on the viewer’s strobe settings -signaling P-Lo to jump in and rap the hook. Next up is Nef The Pharaoh, with probably the most balanced of attacks on “Run The Bag Up.” Nef’s well-researched style never looks out of place at the heart of a record, leaving Larry June in the final seconds to close up shop. Easy peasy, like breakfast, or Brexit, the first thing to come. Enjoy Kool John’s new(ish), it’s a real bop.

Since November, Boosie Badazz has been blessing fans with a ton of music. With his album, Boosie Blues Cafe, he came through a project that found him straying from his typical sounds of Southern Rap and shifting to blues. Even though it surprised people, the rapper was definitely working out. With his Christmas album, he blessed fans a month later and dropped off his project, Badazz 3.5 in March. He’s back now with his new “Off The Flap” video.

Boosie Badazz posts for “Off The Flap” with the click in the NSFW video. The video features Boosie and his squad posting up in front of a trap house while smoking, drinking, playing dice, tote guns and the rapper playing his single. The video also cuts to Boosie Badazz’s footage surrounded by twerking women around him so it’s probably not best to watch this in the office.