The 10 Best Music Videos Of 2022 A lot of music videos are released every year, and 2022 is no exception. We still have the top-rated m...
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The 10 Best Music Videos Of 2022
A lot of music videos are released every year, and 2022 is no exception. We still have the top-rated music videos despite the enormous number of them. Let's look at the best music videos of 2022 and be astounded by these amazing lists. (Unsplash photo by Jakob Owens)
1. Max Cooper – Exotic Contents
Max Cooper has said that his next album will be called "Unspoken Words." It came out on March 25 on the Mesh label. "Exotic Contents" is the name of the second single from the album. The video for it, made by Xander Steenbrugge, is a work of digital art.
Cooper has been looking into the problems that come up when people use words to talk to each other as part of the Unspoken Words project. "The name 'Exotic Contents' comes from the idea that when we don't see something right away. It's hard to talk to other people because everything is internal and personal.
This problem comes from an argument that Wittgenstein made about private language. He says that it's like a beetle that gets stuck in a box.
He worked with Xander Steenbrugge, an expert in machine learning, on the show "Exotic Contents." He explained this idea in an easy-to-understand way. Together, they came up with a way to turn written stories into pictures.
Max Cooper keeps getting music video jobs that are very good. This was done with the help of Steenbruge and their amazing use of generative artificial intelligence.
2. Chance the Rapper – Child of God
"Child of God" is the rapper's first single as a main artist. Moses Sumney, a Ghanaian-American singer, is on it.
In Accra, Chance met the Gabonese artist Nala Opiangah. She made a 6'x11' piece of art because of what she learned from Chance. That is her trademark: a complicated mix of the naked bodies of Black women.
Opiangah's art is shown in the "Child of God" music video. It also shows that Chance's songs got better in his studio, House of Kicks.
As Chance raps about the Bible and his own feelings, Opiangah's art reaches for the high ceilings.
Chance's children of God could be of any age, it seems. Chance often writes about his youth, which is the subject of the second stanza.
Chance wrote on Instagram before the song came out that it is about confidence, having a purpose, and going through the process.
On "Child of God," where he sounds refreshed, he seems to be leaning toward all three.
This really simple and sweet video is a thoughtful look at how art can make the world a more peaceful place.
3. Florence & The Machine – King
The new video for Florence's song is a great example of how images and music can work well together. It is grand, beautiful, mysterious, and ethereal.
"King" is the name of Florence + The Machine's brand-new single. After their 2018 studio album High as Hope came out, they made this video. This song sounds like the first sign of a new studio album.
People think of Florence Welch as a goddess of healing. In her music video from February 23, she talks about her flaws and failed relationships.
This is one of the most interesting movies because it uses color, dance, and symbols so well.
4. Ghost – Call Me Little Sunshine
This new Ghost video takes people who miss late-night MTV from the 1990s on a trip down memory lane. It has all the right elements of industrial metal.
5. Animal Collective – We go Back
The masters of strange indie electronic pop are back with their best work in years. This has their best video, which is a crazy trip through 3D scans of popular songs.
6. 5 Seconds of Summer – Complete Mess
The 10th-anniversary album from 5 Seconds of Summer came out in 2011. Late in 2022, they will release their fifth studio album. The first song will be called "Complete Mess."
The band sent a fan a magazine and retweeted her tweet about the song's title and release date on February 18, 2022. This was a way to tell people about the song that wasn't official. But the official announcement didn't come until a week later, on February 25, when the official cover art for the song was posted on Instagram.
5 Seconds of Summer teased the song for a long time before it came out. 5SOS posted the first two bits on TikTok on February 19th and 20th. A few days later, they began to post the excerpts on Twitter.
The first ones, on February 25, 26, 27, and 28, were all very important. The band posted the last part, which showed part of the lyrics for "Complete Mess," on March 1, a day before the song came out.
7. Grimes – Shinigami Eyes
Grimes is a singer, producer, and visual artist from Canada. She just put out her second single in too few months. "Shinigami Eyes" is the name of the single. It comes with a music video with strange, futuristic images.
South Korean rapper Jennie Kim of the group BlackPink shows up in the video. Grimes can be seen with prosthetic elf ears.
8. Folly Group – Faint of Hearts
A sad music video that looks great. It goes with the carefully made electronic, dance, and post-punk themes by Folly Group.
9. Toro Y Moi – Postman
Toro Y Moi has put out another great indie dance song. This time with an artistic video that doesn't take itself too seriously.
The bass, tambourine, and Bear's voice drive the psych-funk groove of the song "Postman." It also sounds like Bootsy Collins. Electric yelps are also used as accents in the song.
Kid. Studio was in charge of making the music video. It shows him driving around San Francisco in a jeepney driven by the same Filipino who is on the cover of Mahal.
During the danceable double-time breakdown of the song, the video changes from real-life scenes to animated ones.
10. The Joker and The Queen – Ed Sheeran ft. Taylor Swift
With their new song together, Sheeran and Swift shocked their fans all over the world. They sang to each other about how love can help a person open up to the person they love, even if it is scary and dangerous.
"Everything Has Changed," the first song they made together, came out nine years before this one.
This is the main idea of the music video for the band's song "The Joker and the Queen." It shows that a couple's love can last even when things are hard.