Do you miss Halloween as much as we do? Then you’ll enjoy the latest vid directed by and starring Columbia’s pop troublemaker, which prominently features a skeleton. SLAYYYTER exudes a quality that’s rare in the musical mainstream nowadays—danger—and anticipation is building for her new album, wor$t man in america, due Dec. 4. The artist born Catherine Grace Garner, who’s managed by Foundations and repped for live by Zac Bluestone, Marty Diamond, Eli Gelernter, Julian Wright and Jordan Alvarez AT THE•TEAM, sold out her June 2027 MSG show in 15 minutes and will be visible at multiple festivals worldwide.

Since we’re talking about New & Developing Artists a lot right now—not to mention possible Best New Artist contenders—we’re geeked to present RCA singer-songwriter Hobert’s performance of this sardonic pop gem from her must-listen 2025 album, Who’s the Clown?. The sleek vid was directed by Seth Halter.

This lovely orchestral ballad, which has begun to take off at DSPs as our live-issue cover model nears the end of his astounding 30-show MSG run, gets a charming dance-class treatment in this vid directed by Bradley & Pablo. “Roses,” of course, appears on the Columbia star’s Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., which is widely touted for Grammy Album of the Year love. Feel free to swoon at any time.

Pierre Ange-Carlotti directed this richly playful visualization of the RCA pop phenom’s new single, which she co-wrote with Ryan Tedder, Julia Michaels, Grant Boutin, Jasper Harris and Pablo Diaz-Reixa. “I just wanna make a lot of money, bе my own housewife,” she sings, and the luxurious backdrop (“Housewife” was filmed in the South of France) helps make her point. But the loneliness of fame creeps into the frame.

As his powerful new EP, Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs (Warner) takes off, Bryan shares this moving clip, which includes an interview with his grandma in Oklahoma and a stirring solo rendition of a true protest song for our times. The music starts around the three-minute mark.