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Videos of the Day – week of 9/23/19
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

9/23 – Fresh off the climate change rallies that happened around the world Friday, K. Flay has a new video out

9/24 – we posted this on the Corner Facebook page when we 1st saw it & forgot to post here…what an amazing rendition of a timeless song, led by Robbie Robertson & Ringo Starr

9/25 – THIS.  From one of our favorite albums of the year by Seratones

9/26 – fun stuff with Charli XCX (who wrote that Icona Pop hit) & Jimmy Fallon (channeling Dave Gahan’s early Depeche Mode years) on The Tonight Show this week

9/27 – cool new collab between Mura Masa & Clairo, already over 2 mil views in a month

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