A new music video has been released by Big Boi for the track “You Ain’t No DJ,” which was produced by Andre 3000, featuring Yelawolf off his solo debut album Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, released this past July. The video features both rappers and some stop-start footage accompanied by break-dancers, DJs and dogs. The track “Shine Blockas” featuring Gucci Mane also from the rapper’s debut album has been released as a free download and is available below.

The Morning Benders have released a new music video for the track “All Day Day Light” from their sophomore album Big Echo, released earlier this year. In the video, directed by Jack Ferry, the quartet are seen playing in various weather while the track’s lyrics are delivered on screen by some very colourful fonts. Currently on tour overseas the band will make their way back to North America in the fall and will tour for the remainder of the year with Canadian dates set in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal.

All Canadian Tour Dates:

October 20 – Venue – Vancouver

November 5 – The Mod Club Theatre – Toronto

November 6 – Cabaret du Mile-End – Montreal

The Acorn have released a video for a song from their recently released album No Ghost called “Restoration.” Directed by Winston Hacking and Brett Long from Exploding Motor Car and shot in Beamsville, Ontario, the video takes place in a spooky forest with the Ottawa band taking a scenic tour on a picnic bench. The band will start a North American tour this month in Halifax and travel south before moving west and heading back up to Canada for dates across the prairies going east to Ontario where they’ll conclude the tour in Sault Ste. Marie in late October. See all the Canadian dates below.

Canadian Tour Dates:

September 15 – St. Matthew’s Church – Halifax

September 16 – Harvest Jazz Festival – Fredericton

September 17 – Sackville Fall Fair – Sackville

September 19 – Baba’s Lounge – Charlottetown

October 20 – Lucky Bar – Victoria

October 21 – Bilmore Cabaret – Vancouver

October 23 – Starlite Room – Edmonton

October 24 – Republik – Calgary

October 26 – Amigo’s – Saskatoon

October 27 – Park Theatre – Winnipeg

October 28 – The Apollo – Thunder Bay

October 29 – Loplops – Sault Ste. Marie

Last week Cee-Lo Green’s first single entitled “Fuck You” off his forthcoming album The Lady Killer, due out December 7, was released accompanied by a video showing off the nifty lyrics and background vocals. Today a proper music video has emerged featuring a cast and the artist himself showing his years as a youngin working in a diner all the way up being a supposed ‘Lady Killer’ as an adult. As Prefix points out, the track wouldn’t be so catchy if the mother of all swear words, the F – - – word wasn’t involved. Check out the video below.

Two Hours Traffic have put out a new music video for “Happiness Burns” from last year’s album Territory, their third. In the video the band’s breezy track is accompanied by kids staging a water-balloon war in the forest complete with warrior face paint and life jackets for protection. Like their Polaris Prize nominated sophomore album Little Jabs as well as their self-titled debut, Territory was produced by Joel Plaskett. The band have a couple upcoming shows at home in Prince Edward Island and in New Brunswick.

Canadian Tour Dates:

September 5 – Nigwek – Charlottetown

September 17 – The Galaxie Barricks Tent – Fredericton

The Raveonettes have recorded a cover of The Stone Roses’ “I Wanna Be Adored,” which was released as the third single from the band’s self-titled debut album back in 1989. Sponsored by Dr. Martens a new music video has come out for the cover depicting a bond between a old lady and a younger woman who shows off her dark green high-cuts. The Danish duo’s latest album, their fourth, In and Out of Control was released last year and according to BeatRoute Magazine, one half of the band, Sune Rose recently helped produce an upcoming Dum Dum Girls EP.

The Drums have released a new black and white music video for the track “Down By The Water” off their self-titled debut album released this past June. Directed by the band with help from Surround’s Brian and Brad Palmer, the Brooklyn-quartet said they wanted the video to “directly reflect the song itself, and be as simple as possible. Both the video and song are a tribute to the girl groups of the 50’s and 60’s, a great inspiration to the band and one of the reasons we started it.”

As if Arcade Fire’s new album The Suburbs didn’t remind you of your hometown enough, a new interactive video has come out that visually brings you back to the very street your grew up on. The images come from Google Street View and display various scenes of your old, or in some cases current, home. The “video” opens multiple browser windows which interact with each other, through video and animation. Take a short trip home and watch the video over at The Wilderness Downtown.

In June Interpol released a music video for the track “Lights” off their upcoming self-titled record that dealt with a pheromone-harvesting ritual. Today the band have put out a new video for “Barricade,” also off the forthcoming disc, which is due out September 7. Though not as experimental as the last one, the new video displays all current members of the band and some nifty visuals featuring singer Paul Bank’s head on some torsos. Watch it below.

Wavves have put out a new music video for the track “Post Acid” off their third album King of the Beach. In the video all three band members befriend a slimy green alien who partakes in all things Wavves-related like skateboarding, playing guitar and crowd surfing. He even manages to hook up with a groupie before departing back to his home planet. John Norris, who formerly worked at MTV as on-air alternate anchor for Kurt Loder, makes a nice cameo at the start. Watch the video with the corny special effects below.