The official “FATHER” music video is out now, standing as one of the standout visuals from Kanye West’s 12th studio album.

The eerie, church-themed video directed by Bianca Censori  leans heavily into the album’s spiritual tone, with haunting scenes and symbolic storytelling throughout. One detail fans quickly picked up 👀 is the appearance of a Michael Jackson look alike, adding an iconic and unexpected layer to the visual.

The album itself delivers 18 tracks with raw production and no AI involvement, featuring moments like “KING” referencing Kanye’s personal life. Early reactions are split — some calling it a return to form, others not fully convinced — but projections suggest a strong debut week.

Still, the “FATHER” video is leading the conversation right now. 🎬🔥

Did that Michael Jackson moment catch your eye? 👇🏽

Hurricane Wisdom Taps Into Afrobeats With “Living Up”

Hurricane Wisdom is expanding his sound, stepping into a more global space with his latest single “Living Up.” Inspired by his recent trip to Nigeria, the track sees the rising US rapper blend his signature melodic rap style with Afrobeats elements, creating a smooth, feel-good record that leans into celebration and growth.

Produced by Nigerian hitmaker Rugged, the song carries vibrant percussion, log drums, and catchy melodies, while Hurricane’s delivery remains laid-back yet confident. It’s a natural crossover that doesn’t feel forced, but rather like an artist exploring new territory while staying true to himself.

The accompanying visuals, shot in Lagos, bring the concept to life. From street scenes to cultural moments, the video adds depth to the track, highlighting connection, movement, and the influence of African sound on a global stage.

“Living Up” feels like more than just a single — it signals a shift. Hurricane Wisdom isn’t just making music for his home base anymore, he’s clearly aiming for a wider, international audience. 🌍🔥

Lewi Ercoll and Ukhona have released the official music video for “TOO LATE,” a standout from their collaborative project BLOOD BEHIND THE VEIL.

The visual draws clear inspiration from Brenda Fassie’s iconic “Too Late for Mama,” reimagining its emotional depth through a modern lens.

Rather than a remake, the video captures similar themes of regret and consequence, using intimate storytelling and symbolic visuals to connect past and present.

With this release, the duo delivers a thoughtful tribute while continuing to shape their own voice in South African music.