Dead GownsHardcore or Wellness
Directed by Emilie Silvestri, Mariah Bergeron
Dead Gowns’ “Hardcore or Wellness” pairs folk-rock grit with an alt-country edge, its title posing a choice between going harder and getting better. The 2026…
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Directed by Emilie Silvestri, Mariah Bergeron
Dead Gowns’ “Hardcore or Wellness” pairs folk-rock grit with an alt-country edge, its title posing a choice between going harder and getting better. The 2026…
Directed by Harrison Houde
Bitplane’s 2026 track “Ghost” brings acid-jazz fluidity to the woozy edges of psychedelic indie pop, balancing rhythmic lift with a hazier pull. Harrison Houde directs…
Directed by Amine Sabeur
Giant Rooks bring indie-rock muscle and indie-pop immediacy to “Slow Dance (For A Minute),” balancing bite with melodic pull. Released in 2026, the track comes…
Directed by Herbie Elton
James Marriott brings a pop-rock rush with an alternative edge to Lovestruck, balancing bright immediacy with a little bite. Released in 2026, the track’s video…
Directed by Mitch deQuilettes
Chandler Leighton’s TURN THE LIGHTS OFF puts pop immediacy up against an alternative-rock edge, giving its dance-ready energy a sharper bite. Released in 2026, the…
Directed by Olexandr Shvets
SONEMIA’s “Out of my mind” leans into dark pop’s uneasy pull, bringing a brooding charge to its alternative-pop sound. Released in 2026, the track’s official…
Directed by Isabella Szanto
Alexandra Căpitănescu’s UTOPIA brings pop-rock immediacy into collision with nu-metal muscle, putting melodic appeal under heavier pressure. Released in 2026, the track pairs that accessible…
Directed by Kaya Stewart, Ruby Bullen
Catie Turner brings a singer-songwriter’s intimacy to the indie-pop pull of “Girls’ Girl,” balancing pop immediacy with a personal edge. Released in 2026, the track’s…
Directed by Elliot Stone
Noah Brigden brings a grunge-folk bite to alt-country on “Gone,” giving its rootsy foundation a rough, restless edge. Released in 2026, the track pairs earthy…
Directed by Connor Hill
The Skinner Brothers’ VENOM pits punk-rock bite against the restless momentum of drum and bass, pushing guitar-driven grit into rave territory. Released in 2026, the…
Directed by Gary Denholm
Skerryvore bring their Scottish folk-rock roots into bright pop territory on “While I’m Breathing,” featuring Tamzene. Taken from the upcoming album Beautiful Mistakes, the 2026…
Directed by David Ganz
Small Fools bring a gothic chill to folk’s intimate edge on “The Word is a Weapon,” pairing dark-folk atmosphere with a title that reads like…
Directed by Josefine Cardoni, Ellie Zambarano
Anna Shoemaker’s “Already Low” pairs alt-country ache with indie-folk intimacy, keeping its pop instincts close without sanding away the rough edges. Taken from her third…
Directed by Leon Vervoort
Isabel van Gelder’s Heartless brings a singer-songwriter’s intimacy to indie-pop, balancing a personal edge with pop immediacy. Released in 2026, the track gets a video…
Directed by Sara Westergaard Karlsen
Moyka’s Dust U Off channels a reckless restart into sleek synth-pop, pairing electronic sheen with dance-floor momentum. The lyrics turn being knocked down into a…
Directed by West Webb
The Sways lean into the warmth of folk-rock and the open-hearted pull of Americana on “Are We Already There?”, balancing rootsy ease with an indie-rock…
Directed by Redamo Rosa
LP brings a distinctive vocal edge to Neil Young’s “Harvest Moon,” leaning into the song’s tender folk-rock heart and unhurried romance. Directed by Redamo Rosa,…
Directed by Luna Carmoon
Fontaines D.C.’s “Japan” channels post-punk tension into a darker, gothic-rock mood, favouring unease over easy release. Taken from their 2026 album Dopamine Chamber, the track…
The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Black Stars” brings alternative-rock heft to 2026, drawing on a band identity that has long made room for both brute force and…
Directed by Bardia Zeinali
Olivia Rodrigo links up with Chappell Roan for “expectations,” bringing together Rodrigo’s confessional pop instincts and Roan’s flair for high drama. Released in 2026, the…
Marshall Hamburger’s 2026 release Star Crossed Love (with Iilysh) blends pop-rock punch with retro-pop brightness, giving its star-crossed romance an upbeat pulse.
Directed by Mr. Sebaas
Kidd Voodoo taps into the low-slung pulse of Chilean reggaeton and the heavier edge of Latin trap on SENSACIONESS. Released in 2026, the track pairs…
Directed by Keaton Whittaker
Stupid Lucky’s bedlam baby brings a grunge-edged bite to alternative pop, balancing melodic sweetness with a rougher streak. Released in 2026, the track’s video is…
Directed by Luke Cutforth
NOAHFINNCE’s WONKY puts self-doubt front and centre, pairing emo vulnerability with pop-punk bite. The opening lyric, “If I were you I wouldn’t want me,” gives…
Directed by Anton Corbijn
U2 bring post-punk bite to arena-rock scale on “The Greatest Show On Earth,” a 2026 single built around the band’s enduring tension between edge and…
Directed by Levi Cranston
San Cisco’s Miles Away leans into the sweet spot between buoyant indie pop and wiry indie-rock energy, with melody doing the heavy lifting. Levi Cranston…
Directed by Le Directeur
Tokyo’s “YA LILI ft. Gue” sits at the intersection of Italian hip-hop and pop rap, pairing rap’s rhythmic bite with a melody-minded sensibility. Released in…
Directed by Juan Ibanez
Staind’s 2026 single “Ghosts” leans into the weight of alternative metal and the bruised introspection of post-grunge. Lines like “The pain is all I’ve earned”…
Directed by Kim Jun O, Son Hyung Sup
88rising and SKINSHIP’s 2026 track .R.O.C.K.S.T.A.R. channels indie-rock swagger into a punchy pop-rock charge. Its repeated “I’m tryna be a rockstar, honey” hook turns fame-chasing…
Directed by Kwame Kodah
Victor Ray’s I Don’t Want It puts a full-bodied soul voice at the heart of contemporary R&B, pairing emotional weight with pop directness. Kwame Kodah…
Directed by Toddi Babu, Filth
Filth bring deathcore force and rap-metal swagger to “Shell Town,” a 2026 cut from their EP Welcome To Shell Town. Directed by Toddi Babu and…
Directed by Markus Auzinger
Scent of Rain bring soul warmth to an indie sensibility on “Sold out Bars,” balancing feeling with an understated edge. Released in 2026, the track…
Directed by Nina Koyfman
Syd Taylor’s 2026 track “Movie Star” sits at the sweet spot between indie-pop immediacy and indie-rock bite, bringing a little grit to its pop appeal.
Directed by Jack Gunn, Juan Pablo Ciufentes
Jesse Will puts the songcraft front and centre on ‘Spirals’, a 2026 release whose official video is directed by Jack Gunn, with Juan Pablo Ciufentes…
Directed by Bekah Douglas
POWER TRIP bring hardcore bite to thrash-metal muscle on “Precinct 3,” a 2026 release steeped in crossover aggression. It’s the band’s natural territory: serrated riffs…
Directed by Alejandro Holliday, Andrew Leigh
Chase & Status bring their bass-heavy drum-and-bass pressure to Carnage, featuring Little Simz—a meeting of rave intensity and razor-sharp rap presence. Directed by Alejandro Holliday…
Directed by Ben Juelg
APRIL ART bring alternative-metal muscle and alternative-rock urgency to “Fall Into Pieces,” balancing weight with a direct, hard-edged attack. The 2026 track comes with an…
Directed by Tuomas Kurikka
Orbit Culture fuse melodic death metal’s sharp-edged intensity with groove metal’s punishing momentum on The Path I Walk Ft. Tina Guo, keeping melody in the…
Directed by SeventhSide Productions
Hillhaven’s “Out of Spite, Out of Mind” brings metalcore intensity to a hard-rock frame, with a title that lands like a grudge refusing to fade.…
Directed by Kim Melville
Do You Remember ? pairs pop-rock immediacy with an alternative-rock bite on “Kim Melville,” balancing melody with guitar-driven muscle. Released in 2026, the track comes…
AltSounds.TV is a human-curated music video channel built for discovery. Thousands of music videos, spanning generations of music, are collected here so you can press play, follow a sound, disappear into an era or stumble across something you never knew existed.
This is not another feed engineered to keep serving you versions of whatever you watched yesterday. AltSounds is curated with an actual point of view: new releases beside deep cuts, iconic videos beside strange ones, huge artists beside names you may be hearing for the first time. The song matters. The visual matters. And the people who made it matter.
AltSounds moves backwards and forwards through music history. Explore the latest releases in the 2026 music video channel, drift through the 2020s, revisit the 2010s and 2000s, or go deeper into the archives with music videos from the 1990s, 1980s and 1970s.
The collection crosses genres without pretending music fits neatly into boxes. You can move through alternative music videos, pop, electronic, hip hop and hundreds of connected sounds, subgenres and scenes. Start somewhere familiar. End somewhere else entirely.
Music videos are not just promotional attachments to songs. At their best they are films, experiments, performances, pieces of design and small cultural events in their own right. That is why AltSounds credits music video directors wherever that information is available and connects their work across the archive.
Search AltSounds by artist, song or director and a different version of music history begins to appear: one shaped not only by who stood in front of the camera, but by the filmmakers and creative teams who helped create the images we remember.
AltSounds began in 2004 as an independent music discovery platform and has changed shape repeatedly as the internet, music and the way we watch it have changed. What has survived is the important part: curiosity, independence and the belief that discovery is better when somebody actually cares what comes next.
Today, AltSounds.TV is an always-on music video experience for discovering new music, revisiting classics and exploring the visual history surrounding them. You can read the AltSounds story, or forget all of that and just hit play.
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AltSounds.TV is a human-curated music video discovery platform and always-on music video channel. It brings together new releases, classics, deep cuts, and music videos from across genres and decades in one interconnected archive.
Yes. New music videos are continually added to AltSounds alongside older releases. You can explore the current 2026 music videos or move through the wider archive from the homepage.
Yes. AltSounds has dedicated decade channels covering the 2020s, 2010s, 2000s, 1990s, 1980s, 1970s and earlier music in the archive.
Yes. Music videos are connected through genre and subgenre channels, making it possible to explore everything from alternative and pop to electronic, hip hop and more specialised sounds.
Yes, where reliable director information is available. Director credits are an important part of the AltSounds archive, helping viewers discover the filmmakers behind music videos as well as the artists and songs.
No. AltSounds is a human-curated music video discovery experience. Technology helps us organise the archive, but the platform’s editorial identity is built around human music discovery rather than an endless personalised recommendation feed.
AltSounds began in 2004. It has existed in several forms since then, evolving from an independent artist-discovery platform and music publication into the music video-focused AltSounds.TV you see today. Read more about the history of AltSounds.
Yes. Artists, labels and representatives can find current information about the process on the music video submission page.