The Best Music Videos Made Using Rotor Videos

Matthew S, Anti Anti – Tokai (Matthew S Remix) ft. Samuel, Veronica

We’re going to start this list off with one of our favourite music videos on Rotor. This thumping electronic track from Matthew S with its contagious beat is made even more effective with its quick-paced image transitions and greyscale shots offset by bold coloured shapes. A true taste of what you can achieve with Rotor.

Tempo Machyne – P.O.H. (Pursuit of Happiness)

With deep electronic beats and synths, this track was crying out for an atmospheric vid. From New York Times Square to the streets of Shoreditch, this music video builds a sleek, urban feel. You can’t help but be a spectator in a crowded city.

Adrian Artega – Past Tense

We can’t help but watch this music video time and time again. Adrian Artega’s smooth bars drip off the track to the backdrop of underground graffiti shots taken from the unseen streets of London. A true urban artist with a music video to match.

Timo Wright featuring Shean Williams – Tokyo

This feel-good tune by Timo Wright and Shean Williams is our Summer jam right now! It’s a vibe reiterated by the clips too. From sun-kissed beaches to pumping club shots, friends snapping selfies to late-night dancing in front of a neon-lit Ferris wheel. This video just puts us in a great mood.

Valentino Bosi – Fraser

Throughout this clip, we’re treated to psychedelic colour-changing rural landscapes set to chilled electronic beats. We can’t help but love it!

Rustom – Power

This high-energy hit has a music video to suit. With its low-lit green filter and retro style, it’s a hit that gets in the mood to dance.

Eblo – Evolution

Created for Eblo’s electronic track ‘Evolution’, this video uses the ‘cheeky’ style and epitomises the late-night party vibe.

Daphne Dash – To The Moon

Daphne Dash’s R&B banger ‘To The Moon’ is as fresh as they come! Using the ‘Dreamer’ style, this clip wouldn’t be out of place on MTV Base.

Etherwood X The Pharcyde – Fading Me By

With an urban feel coupled with feel-good shots, this high energy tune perfectly captures the atmosphere of city life in the summer. Chilled while upbeat and fast paced, we’re addicted to ‘Fading Me By by Etherwood’.

Slimegrinder – The Global Network

Now for something a little different. Slimegrinder is a D.I.Y. grindcore act based in Sweden. This short promo video echoes the high octane, adrenaline fuelled tunes you can expect from the band.

Joseph Tonelli – Wolf in Your Blood

We adore Joseph Tonelli’s soft folk track ‘Wolf in Your Blood’. From its dreamy lyricism to the vintage style shots of Joseph playing a guitar wearing his wolf mask, we can’t help but love this.

Joseph Tonelli – Dust & Snow

This is Joseph Tonelli’s second feature on this list – this guy’s got some great videos. This tune is far moodier than his last piece. This is echoed in the lonely, reminiscent vibe of Dust & Snow’s music video.

Rare (Love) – Florio

This original electronic song from Florio demonstrates the talent of this up and coming artist. The video perfectly complements the mood of the track while its constantly distorting shapes make it captivating to watch.

Mellowtone – Kunstwork

This chilled electronic tune set behind haunting vocals is a must listen. The video is simple yet hugely effective with its use of filter and retro movie style cuts.

Slippery Slope – Alanscottproject

This original rock fusion from Alanscottproject is a thumping electric guitar lead instrumental track guaranteed to get you pumped up. The music video reiterates this aggressively cool mood created by the talented musician.

Birthday Suit – Alanscottproject

Another entry from Alanscottproject. Described as an ‘in-yo-face aggressive rock fusion’, this ideally song is complemented by its stylish psychedelic video.

CommingTide X TIGERBERRY – Feel

This electro ballad transports you to another world with its mysterious CGI silver figure constantly cutting in and out of frame. This is a seriously stylish futuristic video for a quality tune.

Till You Switch Off the Lights – Noir Trio

This jazzy melody evokes images of late night city rides and film noir-esque vintage shots – and that’s exactly what the music video offers. This is a clip created by musicians who truly understand the mood they’re attempting to conjure.

Quell – Like the Rich and Famous

Coming from the debut album ‘Innocuous’, this track is a smooth and stylish hit that oozes electro-pop vibes. The video is a haze of late night clips and flashing traffic images. We can’t help but think of this as the epitome of a 4am journey home track.

Misty Sierra – Malbec

Moody, atmospheric and sultry, this song is a delicious mix of saxophone and visceral beats. The accompanying music video proves that sometimes it’s best to keep things simple.

Misty Sierra – Leaving Spain

With images shot from a window of a train racing past a cityscape cutting to clips of a lonely saxophone player, all set with a soft tone filter – this is a music video that evokes feelings of mystery, anxiety and a little hope.

PEJE – Awake

With electronic images and interesting techno effects, PEJE really captures the true meaning of the dubstep/EDM vibe. The music and the imagery merges together seamlessly to create the perfect techno music video.

Techno Wobble – Bacteria Mix

More than just adding an electric filter to the video, Techno Wobble incorporates images of New York subway trains, trees and mixers. Combined with a chilled techno music with a hint of dubstep makes the perfect electronic music video.

Gemma Hayes – Palomino

‘Palomino’ a track created by Gemma Hayes and remixed by Will Pharaoh creates the ultimate chilled out pop-techno genre to the video. Featuring images of Gemma Hayes, herself with New York subway trains, horses and nature.

Jupiter Panic – Code 44

Music composed and produced by a Danish producer Max Andersson. Andersson creates a futuristic video to pair with his electro-pop track. With a hint of classical notes embedded, he manages to combine two opposing genres into one distinctive track.

Broke Homeless and Dying – Why

A rock fan? You might be interested in this. Broke Homeless and Dying creates an alternative rock music video to their tune ‘Why’. By keeping it simple, they’ve shown images of birds, blue skies and sunsets, giving a raw earthy vibe.

MACY Ft Kerry Reeve – Let Me Go

An exciting collaboration from Macy and Kerry Reeve “Let Me Go” shows major uplifting melodies and emotional lyrics that brings feelings back to the dancefloor with a touch of EDM. The video no doubt gives of a fun, carefree feel to the song.

Will de Burca – Big Picture

Will de Burca releases “Big Picture” to the debut album “Tomorrow’s Light and Darkness”. Unlike many other electro-pop vids, Will de Burca shows colours and vibrancy to his Rotor creation with natural style imagery.

Dance Like A Chicken – Comedy song By Methane Bullet

A soft rock track with a calming feel? At least that’s what you though. The song starts soft and calming and then suddenly builds to a hard rock core. With an amalgamation of genres, Methane Bullet has definitely achieved their intention of a comedic tune.

The Tru – WORDZ The Poet Emcee

With honest rap lyrics by “Poet Emcee”, this tune talks about the MCs struggles in life. With a lot of building, subway, animation and beach shots, you can’t help but become captivated.

Ballad Of A Hollow Man – Geof Pearson

“Ballad of a Hollow Man” is from a forthcoming album “A Man Full of Holes”. The video shows images of modern art and blue skies. The track gives off a jazzy, classical mood that’s reiterated by the imagery.

You Ain’t Mellow – Geof Pearson

A different genre to his previous song, this tune offers more electric and soft vibes than classical. With interesting vocals and effects, Geof Pearson was able to create a more modern music video.

The Low Countries – The Invisible Ray

An acoustic soundtrack made by The Low Countries incorporates a mixture of nature, people, animation and light filters to create a soothing music video.

Foe Spre Glass Om – Kmetich

A picture is worth a thousand words, Foe Spre Glass Om presents less sound to their music and more horror, scary thrilling images that achieve their intention of making the viewer feel anxious. Watch as your own risk!

Pietro Fornara – Cold Sweat

Heavily focused on beats, bass and electro, Pietro Fornara presents solely lack and white filters to his images. Sometimes simplicity is best.

Morning After Showdown by Crossfire Hurricanes

This heavy rock track is accompanied by shots of the Crossfire Hurricane band in black and white performing their track to “Morning After Showdown”. This is a truly unique and personal music video.

New Portals – Do It Right

An interesting combination of indie and electro-pop in New Portals’ new track to “Do It Right” makes for a truly artistic music video. With images of roses, the band, piano and light filters creating a unique creative atmosphere.

Kristian Nairn – Beacon

With all images filtered in “sepia” mode, Kristian Nairn’s track to Beacon shows variation of pop, electro and synthesizers.

Chaos Pixel – Exit The Antichamber

Heavily relying on sound effects, beats and synthesizers – Exit the Antichamber creates mood through the use of simple, colourful smoke images.

Eurofever

A strongly influenced techno, electronic, dubstep, EDM music video, Eurofever combines their upbeat soundtrack with a lot of colourful filters to add to their crazy vibe.

Lower Than Atlantis – Something Came Along

Seeing a band in its natural habitat is truly a unique and authentic experience. Lower Than Atlantis is shown performing at a bar in Belfast filtered with bright colours and different shots. A well-constructed music video presenting the bands real identity.

Confute – D’Arc

Who needs images when you’ve got filters? Confute seemed to mostly use colourful filters with a black background, showing all kinds of shapes. The soundtrack presents strong beats and bold techno melodies.

Dollface Devereaux – Don’t Stop

A real city life atmosphere, Dollface Devereaux shows the nature of city living by showing shots of buildings, trains, people and busy streets with a hint of vibrant colourful filters. The soundtrack “Don’t Stop” really adds to the inner-city feel.

My Name is John Feat. God Knows & MurLi – Grand Job

A creative black and white rap music video created by John, God Knows and MurLi. Featuring the artists themselves, the music represents their raw hip hop, rap and urban identity.

Swimmers – Body Ahernia 

Time travel with Swimmers’ music video to “Body Ahernia”, displaying images of vintage movie shots coupled with their rugged indie soundtracks.

Swimmers – Lose Myself

By adding childhood vids with retro style sepia filters, this has the feel of a deeply personal music video.

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