It was only several hours ago that The Weeknd gave us a 30-second teaser of the music video for one of his most popular tracks, "The Zone," which was originally released on his sophomore project, Thursday, in August 2011. But with anticipation high and his retail debut, Trilogy, in stores next Tuesday, he tweeted that the full thing would be coming tonight. It turns out Abel Tesfaye is a man of his word. In this self-directed video, the 22-year-old crooner is found singing in an ominous warehouse setting with scenes of a blonde female projected on the wall behind him. The dark clips are juxtaposed by bright ones of the lingerie-clad female doing her makeup with a bottle all to herself in a room full of multi-colored balloons, a constant theme in Tesfaye's imagery since House Of Balloons catapulted him into the limelight in March 2011. Drake comes into the frame for his own verse, which is now placed in the middle of the track instead of at the end as it was originally. But when he does, the female's shindig is no longer a glamorous affair. What's the meaning behind it? Look into those eyes deep enough and maybe you'll find out.

Lana Del Rey is soon to release her Paradise EP, and to build up the anticipation she drops off a mystic music video for track 9, "Bel Air." Lana makes use of smoke and lights for the visual, as she puts on a blank face and stares into the camera. Taking a much simpler approach in comparison to the story-telling video for "Ride," you can view both video and new song up above. The Paradise EP will be bundled together with re-issue of her album Born To Die, which you can pre-order now through iTunes.

Just as he did four-years ago with his track "My President," last night Young Jeezy shared a track in support of President Barack Obama titled "We Done It Again," and now he reveals the coinciding visuals. Bringing forth a black-and-white offering, the video opens up with Obama's saying, "In my first term, I sang Al Green. In my second term, I'm going with Young Jeezy." Check out the video up above and enjoy.

The Black Keys - Sister from on Vimeo.

Here’s a new visual for The Black Keys’ “Sister” track starring five rebellious, school-skipping girls. The clip follows the exploits of the female troop as they spend the day venturing around South London culminating in a school uniform-burning ritual at the top of Nunhead Reservoir. “Sister” features on The Black Keys’ current album El Camino that’s available now on iTunes.