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In this week’s edition we look at videos from Meghan Trainor, Taylor Swift, Taylah Carroll, Jamie XX and the eye-catching Tommy Boi.

Meghan Trainor – Made You Look

Meghan’s just released her fifth album Takin’ It Backand this is the latest single is this doo-wop number.  The song was inspired by the insecurities Meghan felt during her pregnancy.

Jamie XX – KILL DEM

The latest single from Jamie XX is guaranteed to get you dancing.

Taylor Swift – Bejeweled 

Taylor’s new album Midnights was released just a few days ago and immediately broke records for online streaming. The videos have been coming thick and fast too, this her second video release this week. The album’s songs are all based around the theme of nocturnal complications, and in this clip, Taylor embraces the fairytale concept of midnight.

Taylah Carroll – Gumption

Taylah’s debut EP Have A Party On Me, will be out on Friday, November 18 and this new single is a rocking bluesy groover.  Taylah says “At its core, ‘Gumption’ is a song about having faith in myself again – and rekindling with the idea that I could safely be my own guiding light. An ode to my inner cowgirl, myself as my own trusty steed.”

Tommy Boi – Personal 

This sweet pop bop is from Tommy Boi’s EP You Never Called Back. We can’t tell you much about Tommy except we love his tune and his Instagram.

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