Mac Miller gets a little nostalgic on us with a new clip to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of his monumental debut album, Blue Slide Park. He really shocked a lot of cats with the amount of units he pushed. It was a big move for Indy artists from all genres. In One Last Thing, Mac rewinds through his best video moments of 2012, and then gets sucked into a twisted dream. Enjoy.

Rihanna continues to keep her name in the news, as she's just unveiled her latest video for her single Diamonds. After teasing fans with a preview yesterday, the full music video comes equipped with vivid imagery and abstract concepts. Rih Rih can be seen in an open field, balled up in bed, floating in a body of water and even running from a bright light throughout the clip. Give the video a view up top and be sure to grab your pre-orders on her upcoming album Unapologetic on iTunes. Enjoy.

With 9th Wonder’s jazzy horns serving as the backdrop, North Carolina group Rapsody is as refreshing as a cool breeze over her mentor’s ill instrumentation, this being the latest heater to receive the visual treatment from her underrated album The Idea of Beautiful available now on iTunes. Enjoy.

Big Sean wanted to take a different direction leading up to the release of his sophomore LP, Hall of Fame, due on December 18th. In the first episode titled “Imagination,” the Detroit player speaks on how his creative mind helped shaped his path to success. As never before seen footage plays, Sean narrates his dreams and journey to stardom. Cameos include the G.O.O.D. Music family, Ma$e, Paul Wall, Trey Songz, Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Meek Mill, Yo Gotti and more. Listen to Big Sean’s new single “Guap” here. Enjoy.

Checkout 19 year-old singer/songwriter/dancer from California who just released her new mixtape Reverie. Her name is Tinashe (Tee-NAH-shay) and she is definitely on fire. The former lead singer of The Stunners, an all girl group that opened for Justin Beiber‘s world tour, Tinashe branched out on her own releasing her first mixtape entitled In Case We Die. She also self-directed and edited the visuals for her single “Boss” which was featured on the VH1's Single Ladies. Follow her on Twitter and lookout for her to make a major impact in 2013. Enjoy.

Rita Ora returns to her hometown in the new video for her track, Shine Ya Light. The motivational single was featured on the British singer-songwriter's debut album, Ora. Throughout the clip, you will see a variety of shots of Ora's city. Press play above to enjoy and then hit up iTunes if you have yet to grab a copy of Ora. Enjoy.

On the heels of 3 million downloads of his free mixtape, Dreamchasers 2, and ten urban hits over the summer Philadelphia's MMG representative Meek Mill is eventually ready to let go his debut album, Dreams and Nightmares off to the masses on Tuesday. Accordingly, Meek unveils the official visual for his buzzing single Young & Gettin’ It featuring Kirko Bangz. It is safe to say that the clip is in full accordance with the song's title. Watch above and pre-order here. Enjoy.

Taylor Swift, has debuted an artsy music video for Begin Again — the second single from her fourth album Red, which rolled out Monday and immediately topped the iTunes Top Albums chart.The clip with her in Paris arrived Wednesday, midway through her week-long media tour for Red, and already has more than 7 million views on YouTube. Meanwhile, several of Swift’s hand-picked social media followers are following her in real life this week and posting updates on Twitter using the #TaylorFollowers hashtag. Enjoy.

It’s a a street party in Nawlins, and you’re invited. T.I. and Lil’ Wayne have a Ball in the video supporting the new single off TIP’s upcoming Trouble Man LP due December 18th. The Kang, Weezy F. Baby, and producer Rico Love head to the 7th Ward district of Hollygrove, New Orleans for the southern bounce as the community comes out and dances up a storm in the Marc Klasfeld-directed clip. Enjoy.

Alicia Keys is a wonder woman in her newest video, Girl On Fire which shows her taking on the daily responsibility of most women; taking care of children, family, cooking, cleaning and the whole nine while still managing to look absolutely stunning. She reminds us that, as women, we really do have a lot on our plate. What the video does not feature is an appearance by Nicki Minaj (who provided two rap verses on the original song) or Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas who was referenced in the original. Pre-order her new album on iTunes ($12) today. Enjoy.