So let’s continue our excellent list of amazing EDM music videos

Antiloop – Start Rockin

Scandinavian duo, and you might recognize one of them: Yeah, it’s David West in his younger days. Would be so cool if this was possible to do.

Blueboy – Remember Me

Alexis Blackmore one and only hit. But I guess he could retire after the success of this one anyways. “Remember me? I’m the one who had your Babies”

Aphex Twin – Windowlicker

Aphex Twin is notorious for his music videos. You don’t want to meet in in a dark alley after a good night out. Parental advisory? (PS: It’s a long introduction in this one, so you can forward to 3:40 for the action)

The Prodigy – Smack My Bitch Up

Everyone must have seen this one. However, if you weren’t allowed to stay up after 0:00 in year 2000 – you might have missed it. It was banned from MTV due to… Well… Read the Wikipedia description of it: The promotional music video for “Smack My Bitch Up”, directed by Swede Jonas Åkerlund depicts a night out in the city filmed from a first-person perspective, portraying drinking and driving, snorting cocaine, violence, vandalism, nudity and sex. The unedited version also includes a scene of heroin use and a hit and run incident. The protagonist takes a stripper (played by model Teresa May) home and has sex with her. Well, that doesn’t sound to bad, does it? Ehrm….

Shakedown – At Night

The track is classic, and you might have missed the video – but it’s also a piece of class! It’s also quite relevant these days with the vampire hysteria going on.

Eric Prydz – Call On Me

Sorry, we couldn’t bear ourselves. How can you make a list of the best EDM videos and not include this one?? Any men voting against that?

Blank & Jones – Dj Culture

Alright, it might not be the best quality video, or the best story. But it got quite some airtime back in the days, and for young, tranced-out, bedroom dj’s like all of us Innotune-guys was back then – this was inspiring!

Rank 1 – Such Is Life

Here’s my personal favorite. I love the string sections and the lyrics in this track. The music video takes it to the next level with a very strong message.

Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat

Flat Eric going strong. Hmm… why do I suddenly feel the urge of buying a pair of 501′s when I see this?

X-Press 2 – Lazy

Now that’s a proper video! And the best part is that it looks just like Marcus at home.

So after a lot of discussions and fighting in the Innotune HQ – that’s our Top 20 Electronic Music Videos.

Which one of your favourites didn’t make it to our list?

But during time, there are some gems appearing. Videos with a meaning, or some sort of creative excellence. So here goes nothing; Innotunes Top 20 selected EDM videos  that deserves to be called a “classic”

Chemical Brothers – Star Guitar

Such an mesmerizing video. Everytime I go on a train I try to sync everything outside to the music I’m listening to after this music video.

Roger Sanchez – Another Chance

Great story in this one, and also a bit… eh… heart-breaking?

Stardust – Music Sounds Better With You

Yet another video with a great and funny story. Can’t expect anything less when Mr. Daft Punk 1 (Thomas Bangalter) is involved.

Daft Punk – Interstella 5555

The film is the visual realization of Discovery, an album by Daft Punk. Each track from the album has been animated as an episode in the story of the abduction and rescue of an interstellar pop band. Jaw dropping!

Massive Attack – Unfinished Sympathy

Great video from 1991 (wow, that’s almost 20 years now!) – and notice that it’s all made in one take.

Kraftwerk – The Robots

The pioneers. The inventors. The genious. Released in 1977, before slow motion was invented. However, this didn’t stop the Germans – they just walked reaaaally slooooow.

Basement Jaxx – Where’s Your Head At

Basement Jaxx surely set the standard for crazy music videos in the 90s. Monkeys!

Røyksopp – Remind Me

Røyksopp have always had great videos, but this one is pure special. It even won the best video at MTV Europe Music Awards in 2002.

Etienne De Crecy – Am I Wrong

Suddenly there was a bunch of 3D-animated videos being pumped out by the marketing departments of record companies in the 90s. Some didn’t work out that well (Gouryella?), but this one was worthy for our list.

Fatboy Slim – Weapon Of Choice

I don’t know how he did it, but Norman Cook (aka Fatboy Slim) managed to get Christopher Walken (Famous from movies such as Last Man Standing, James Bond, Hairspray etc..) in his music video, dancing all over Marriott Hotel in L.A. Epic.

Stay tuned for Part 2 very, very, very soon…