OK Go is back with a new video for their single "I Won't Let You Down," and it's as over the top as you might expect.
Always seemingly trying to one-up themselves, their latest masterpiece is shot via drone, and follows the guys on robotic unicycles as they partake in a massive, synchronized umbrella dance.
Yesterday, Taylor Swift's newest single "Track 3" released on iTunes skyrocketed up the Canadian charts.
The 26-year-old singing nun Cristina Scuccia defended her song choice in an interview with Italian Newspaper Avvernire saying, "Reading the text, without being influenced by previous interpretations, you discover that it is a song about the power of love to renew people [and] rescue them from their past."
Scuccia added, "I'd like to see her face when they tell her it's a nun singing."
For the first time in the BBC's history, this music video aired simultaneously on every one of its television channels and radio stations to promote the launch of BBC Music. Profits from the single of this packed Beach Boys cover will go to the BBC Children in Need charity.
Tuvan throat singing (an ancient Mongolian style) might not be the go-to on your playlist, but seeing the technique in motion is magical!
