[Watch Foreign Music Collection] Super Cool PV/MV [2026]
A roundup of cool music videos from Western artists!
Starting around the 1980s, led by figures like Michael Jackson, music videos began to be taken seriously, and a culture of enjoying music visually spread.
This time, we’re featuring a collection of cool Western music videos!
We’ve picked a wide range—from videos with simply awesome choreography to those with striking direction and production.
Of course, the coolness of the songs themselves is also a criterion, so if you’re looking for cool Western tracks, be sure to check these out!
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[Watchable Western Music Collection] Super Cool PV/MV [2026] (41–50)
MaterialFlasher
This is the song “Material” by Flasher, a band from Washington, D.C., which is also Fugazi’s hometown.
At first it seems like a regular music video, but it turns out to be a very meta MV that feels like you’re watching YouTube.
I definitely want you to experience its uniquely strange vibe at least once!
Can’t Believe The Way We FlowJames Blake
This music video was directed and edited by the up-and-coming filmmaker Frank Lebon.
While it includes some slightly provocative scenes and raw expressions, James Blake’s work somehow elevates the imagery into a strangely beautiful vision.
Music that exists for the visuals, visuals that exist for the music—it’s a beautiful piece where both sensibilities are perfectly in sync.
Englishman In New YorkSting
The Police were a legendary band active worldwide from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s.
The song “Englishman in New York” is sung by Sting, who was the vocalist for The Police.
Sting is known for his passionate, sophisticated melodies, and this track fully showcases his strengths.
The music video is a simple black-and-white piece of him walking through the city, but the British cityscapes are strikingly beautiful, so be sure to check it out.
Purple RainPrince
Prince, the legendary artist who sadly passed away in 2016, never confined himself to any one genre and kept creating new music in every era.
Many artists—led by D’Angelo—have openly stated that they were influenced by him.
Truly artist to artist.
His classic Purple Rain has been spoken of and passed down for many years.
The music video lets you fully take in his guitar playing, so be sure to check it out.
Doo-WopLauryn Hill
Lauryn Hill, a top-tier US artist who carries Nina Simone’s musical legacy.
In Japan, she’s known for her starring role in the film Sister Act 2.
Most of her music blends R&B and hip-hop, and she’s also recognized as a leading figure in neo-soul.
She’s renowned for her exceptional skills in both singing and rapping.
Her song Doo-Wop is one of her signature tracks.
The music video, which portrays two eras—1967 and 1998—is especially captivating, so be sure to check it out.