The movie is meant to be a visual re-imagining of the record, and includes a music video for every song on the album. The band personally asked their friends and the filmmakers they admired to help direct the music videos.

Tunde Adebimpe, the director for the full Nine Types of Light movie, storybooked the music videos together with interviews from local New Yorkers on various topics, including dreams, love, fame and the future. Tunde also directed the music video for Forgotten.

Nine Types of Light, both the album and the movie, are out today!  Snag the album on iTunes and check out the movie in full below.

“It was the easiest video I ever shot because it was us living our lives,” explains Fergie. I love that it’s showing a true perspective of how it can sometimes be lonely on the road away from our loved ones. It also demonstrates the love and connection we have with Japan. Our heart goes out to all of the Japanese people who have been affected by this natural disaster.”

Taboo continues, “It was an amazing moment in time because Japan has always been my favorite place on the planet and it was great to do our video there! God bless the Japanese our love goes out to them.”

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For more La Roux check out a stripped-down version of their hit “In For The Kill,” recorded live from their Vevo Go Show in Times Square. Alternate versions of “In For The Kill” and other tracks from their acclaimed self-titled debut can be found on the Gold Edition, a digital only release from Cherrytree/Interscope that is set to hit iTunes and Amazon February 8th.  The Gold Edition will feature new b-sides, remixes, and acoustic tracks as well as never before seen video footage, artwork, and photos.  Find the tracklist and more on LaRouxOnline.com.

“Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys” is available now on iTunes.  Stay tuned to KimberlyCaldwell.com for the latest news and updates.

Watch pop sensation Robyn give her signature, high-energy performance of “Dancing On My Own” and discuss how people have been reacting to the track in the US.  The Swedish pixie shares her favorite subject of “sad love” and explains how it contributes to her music.

Robyn’s new album Body Talk is available now via Cherrytree Records featuring the Grammy-nominated single “Dancing On My Own.”

Catch Robyn on her North American tour kicking off this week as well as on select dates of Katy Perry’s “California Dreams” tour this summer.

Tino’s new single “Up Against The Wall” is available on iTunes now!

Yahoo! and Michael Franti & Spearhead have partnered for the exclusive premiere of the music video for “Hey, Hey, Hey”. The third single from their latest album, The Sound of Sunshine, features Franti’s signature reggae-pop sound with an uplifting message of overcoming obstacles. For the video, Michael traveled to various cities hitting the streets to sing and talk to people about their daily lives. “‘Hey Hey Hey’ is about overcoming adversity and appreciating every second that we have on this planet. The video is centered around the lives of everyday people as we all experience rough times and lean on each other for support and to help lift our spirits,” says Michael.

To celebrate the premiere of the “Hey, Hey, Hey” music video, Michael would love to hear from his fans about how they are holding on during these challenging times and overcoming the obstacles in their lives. The videos will be included in a collective message of hope for the holidays. Fans can submit their videos on Michael’s website now through Monday, December 13th.

The Sound of Sunshine is available now on iTunes. The music video for “Hey, Hey, Hey” will be available for purchase on iTunes on 11/30 and will also be featured on AOL’s Music Video of the Day.

“It’s about coming to a cross roads in your life and which direction you choose to go,” explains video director Travis Kopach. “Maybe” is the third single off of Tri-Polar, the band’s third studio album, which was released last year.  Check out the clip below!