Tanger's latest music video is an example of some of the best kinetic typography and overall motion graphics I've seen. While most motion graphics sequences are under a minute long, this is over three times that length, making it an impressive effort overall.

[FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING] A friend recently showed me this video and oh my god is it insanely beautiful. It's one of those pieces where I can't help but wonder how the artist came up with these visuals. An absolutely incredible watch.

A really pretty track with a mindblowing reveal near the end.

A very peaceful music/ lyric video for a great porter robinson song.

A fairly popular video, and for good reason. The motion graphics and match cuts in this are so expressive and the colors are bright and playful, which come together into a really clearly defined style and video.

Flashing lights warning.

Delightfully peculiar.

Swardy is an extremely creative and artistic musician. For this video he learned how to use blender, and the result is a trip. Crazy creative and wild.

(repost 2 of 3) This video has a fascinating concept and a defined use of match cuts and visual effects that has led to it being a favourite of mine ever since it first released. From what I can tell, BOFXVII is a Japanese music/video competition.

(repost 1 of 3) half·alive is amazing at telling stories through song and dance, and this track is no exception. The choreography in this is one specifically is very well done.

This is a very nice video in the visual style of Porter Robinson's album videos for Nurture. The use of shapes and timelapses mixed with distortion effects is really creative and visualizes this style of music well. My favourite sequence in the video is 1:34, as it feels perfectly synced and uses the different elements very well.

Yesterday, I created a community called !musicvideos, and this morning I accidentally deleted it, while trying to edit the community. I have decided, with some feedback, instead of getting !musicvideos back, to create a new community called music sync, to differentiate it from !musicvideos@lemmy.world.

Here's my original post:

I know there is already a music videos community on .world, but I have a sort of music synthesia (not really but idk what to call it) and most of the videos there don't really have that level of synchronization that I really enjoy, so I made my own community to share newer / more experimental stuff. Things that wouldn't normally be considered a music video, like Geometry Dash or Line Rider are also welcome.