Chris Brown debuted his video for his lead single, “I Can Transform Ya” this morning via MTV.com and MTV Jams. The video was directed by Joseph Kahn and features heavy choreography.
The single comes from Brown’s third studio album, Graffiti, which hits stores December 15th. The special effects-heavy clip also features cameos from Lil’ Wayne, as well as Swizz Beatz, who produced the track.
Hit 90s R&B group H-Town (Solomon “Shazam” Conner, Darryl “G.I.” Jackson), are back this year with a new single “Knockin’ Your Heels”. The single is the 1st off their upcoming new album “Child Support”. Above is the official music video for the single, which features the former members of Jodeci (K-CI & JoJo, Devante, Mr. Dalvin).
Hate to say it, but some people need to know when to hang it up. This looks like a parody video and what is going on with Devante?!!
Check out this new video from singer Raheem DeVaughn and rapper/actor Ludacris entitled “Bulletproof”.
Check out the video for “Happy”, which is the first single from Leona Lewis’ upcoming second studio album “Echo”. Written by OneRepublic’s vocalist Ryan Tedder.
“Echo” will be released on November 17th in the U.S. and Leona’s visit to Germany and London to promote the effort had been set earlier last week but both of the gigs were canceled because she was attacked by a man identified as Peter Kowalczyk during a book signing on October 14.
Check out the official video for “Doesn’t Mean Anything” from Alicia Keys’ forthcoming album “The Element Of Freedom”.
The video premiered exclusively on Perez Hilton and the new album is scheduled for release on December 1st.
Peep the new video from Queen Latifah and Missy Elliott entitled “Fast Car”. Not really feeling the track myself, but the cameos from Jadakiss, Angie Martinez, Paula Patton, Robin Thicke, Common, and producers Cool & Dre were a good look.
Mario releases his new video for his second single, “Thinkin’ About You.” The track comes from his latest album, D.N.A., which just hit stores Tuesday.
The clip was directed by Chris Robinson and once again feature Richgirl’s Audra. It’s pretty interesting, considering that it picks up right where the “Break Up” video leaves off.
