Tank, Ginuwine and Tyrese are coming to a city near you this year. Before the trio known as TGT hits the road, they give us a preview of their live show in Sex Never Felt Better. The record serves as their first single off the upcoming 3 Kings album, due July 23rd on Atlantic Records. Pandemonium surrounds the three R&B heartthrobs, performing as ladies throw flowers and lingerie at them during a concert in the Matt Alonzo-directed visual. Enjoy.

Alicia Keys heats our screen up in Fire We Make, the latest video in support of her Girl on Fire LP. The R&B singer enjoys some down time in New Orleans, cooling off in a scorching bedroom. With the fan by her side, Keys calms her nerves with some ice as she duets with Maxwell who sits bedside observing her just steps away. The two later enjoy each other’s presence from a distance at a party before they finally locate each other along the streets. Enjoy.

The day is finally here. Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y celebrate 4/20 by releasing their oft-delayed Live In Concert EP. The 6-track project includes For Her, a soulful sampled cut which displays Wiz and Spitta’s chemistry we’ve witnessed in recent years. You can purchase your copy on iTunes as it’s the current No. 1 album on iTunes’ album charts. The news for Taylor Gang fans gets better. Wiz Khalifa kicked off this weekend by announcing he’ll be teaming up with A$AP Rocky for this summer’s Under the Influence of Music 2013 tour. They will be joined by a heavy supporting cast of B.o.B, Trinidad James, Joey Bada$$ and Pro Era, Berner, Chevy Woods, and Smoke DZA. Wiz and Rocky made their announcement via a video clip, with tour dates and ticket details to come soon.

Miguel takes us to the stage in How Many Drinks?, the latest visual in support of last year’s stellar Kaleidescope Dream album. The debonair R&B star delivers a performance video, where his stylish co-star Kendrick Lamar joins him with a guest verse. Directed by Constellation Jones, enjoy another smooth video from the Los Angeles-based stars.

Nicki Minaj never stops the hustle. After showing off her curves in the glamorous “High School” video with Lil’ Wayne, Young Money’s first lady returns with a visual for Up In Flames. Directed by Grizz Lee, Minaj keeps it comfortable in sweats giving us a tour of her recording studio. She also shows off her love for fast rides as bikers display their tricks outside on high-powered motorcycles. The Boi-1da-produced cut if off her Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded – The Re-Up album. Enjoy.

Tyga and Wiz Khalifa are riding on quite a high in Molly, a single off the Young Money rapper’s Hotel California album arriving Tuesday. The two young rap stars dive into the future with a futuristic vibrant visual filled with robots, fast cars, and masked dancers. Mally Mall also makes a cameo, as viewers will feel like they’re on something once clicking play. Tyga’s new album features appearances from Lil’ Wayne, Chris Brown, 2 Chainz, Game, Future, Jadakiss, and more. Pre-order your copy on iTunes.

Trinidad James is proving he’s not a one-hit wonder. The ATLien returns to his place of birth, the island of Trinidad, in his new visual Females Welcomed. The newly announced 2013 XXL Freshman roams the streets of Port of Spain, enjoying the company of beautiful curvaceous women the Carribean island has to offer. Directed Jonathan Mannion captures the beauty and culture that will have viewers wanting to book a flight. Purchase the song off James’ Don’t Be S.A.F.E. out now on iTunes. Enjoy.

Forget Jennifer Lawrence: we think Justin Timberlake is the real America's Sweetheart. He went across the pond the other night—following his week-long stint on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon—to The Jonathan Ross Show to play some mini-golf. JT was promoting his new album, of course, and his new tequila brand, 901. To celebrate, Ross brought the bottle out and they did a few shots together, "just to settle your nerves". Enjoy.

A month ago, The Strokes unveiled their first official single from their forthcoming album, Comedown Machine, "All The Time." Today, the New York rock collective unleashes the official visual companion to the masses. The clip follows the iconic band doing what they do best, demonstrating their undeniable stage energy much to the delight of the attending audience. In addition, the clip carries more on tour-footage which offers a more personal look at The Strokes. Comedown Machine arrives March 22nd. Enjoy.

Big K.R.I.T. makes good use of James Blake’s “The Wilhelm Scream,” sampling the enchanting entry for his new release, R.E.M. The cut is said to be the last drop-off from K.R.I.T.'s anticipated King Remembered in Time album, which still has no definitive release date. But to accompany the soothing single, we also receive coinciding visuals, noting the Southern rapper making his way around the city. Be sure to let us know what you think of the latest from Big K.R.I.T., after enjoying above.