Some performances are about flawless vocals. Others are simply about making people smile. When Michael Bublé and Max Cooper performed Just Haven’t Met You Yet on The Voice, their natural chemistry and effortless harmonies turned an already beloved song into one of those performances you can’t help but watch again.
Originally released in 2009, Just Haven’t Met You Yet became one of Bublé’s biggest hits thanks to its uplifting message and infectious energy. Sharing the stage with Max Cooper gave the classic a fresh spark while reminding fans why it’s remained a feel-good favorite for so many years.
🚨 A SIGNAL FROM UNCHARTED SPACE... AND IT CAME HOME WITH THEM.
Made 100% inside @openart_ai@openart.studios @madewithopenart Director, no external tools of any kind. Every cut, every frame, every sound happens right here. 🎬⚙️
A massive interstellar dreadnought. A crew on a routine crossing, calm and off-guard. Then one unidentified transmission cuts through from a region no one's ever mapped — and everything changes.
Navigation dies. The stars vanish. Something is walking the corridors... and it's not one of theirs.
The commander has to get the survivors out — before the ship swallows them whole. 🔥👽
Stay till the very last shot. That twist will get under your skin. 👀📡
🎥 Made entirely in Director — no external tools. #OpenArtDirector #MadeInDirector #AIFilm #SciFiHorror #ShortFilm #TheSignal #AIGenerated #DirectorChallenge #directorshowdown #vibedirecting
Ariana Grande and Mac Miller first appeared together in the video for The Way in 2013, years before their relationship became public. After dating for nearly two years, they separated in 2018, only months before Mac’s tragic death at the age of 26.
In the years since, Ariana has spoken about the profound impact Mac had on her life, remembering him as “the kindest, sweetest soul.” Looking back, The Way has become more than just a hit song—it’s a lasting reminder of a connection that continues to resonate with fans around the world.
During an intimate Green Room set in Rome, Fred again.. dropped i luv u?, instantly transforming a small backstage session into one of the most talked-about performances in electronic music. The crowd’s reaction, the emotion of the drop, and the connection in the room created a moment that quickly spread across social media.
It’s performances like this that have made Fred again.. one of the defining artists of the current electronic scene. No elaborate production—just a room full of people completely locked into the music.
A surgeon went viral after sharing footage from inside the operating room with house music playing in the background. While it surprised a lot of people, research has shown that music can help surgeons stay calm, improve focus, and reduce stress during high-pressure procedures.
It’s a reminder that the same tracks filling clubs and festivals can have a place far beyond the dancefloor. Sometimes, the perfect playlist isn’t just for partying—it’s for staying locked in when it matters most.
For the first time in Europe, Black Coffee brought his Live Orchestral show to the Arènes de Nîmes, a 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheatre in southern France. Blending orchestral arrangements with his signature house sound, the performance transformed one of the world’s oldest venues into an unforgettable musical experience.
With the ancient stone walls, dramatic lighting, and timeless atmosphere, it became far more than a concert. It was a rare moment where history and electronic music came together in a way that may never be repeated.
Recorded on January 14, 2015, at the Papaya Playa Project in Tulum, Solomun’s Boiler Room set has become the most-viewed performance in the platform’s history, surpassing 72 million YouTube views. The packed jungle beach setting and intimate crowd created an atmosphere that perfectly captured the spirit of early Boiler Room.
More than a decade later, it’s still considered one of the defining DJ sets of its generation, helping elevate Solomun’s global profile while setting the standard for the up-close, high-energy experience Boiler Room is known for today.
Some people can move heavy weight. Very few can make it look this controlled. Every rep is deliberate, every movement is clean, and that’s what separates good lifters from great ones.
Real strength isn’t just about how much you lift—it’s about mastering every rep from start to finish.
Released on April 1, 2018, Crab Rave started as an April Fools’ joke from Noisestorm and Monstercat, complete with a 3D music video created entirely in Unreal Engine 4. What was meant to be a playful release quickly exploded into one of the biggest internet memes of the decade.
The video has since surpassed 400 million views on Monstercat’s YouTube channel, and its success even inspired Noisestorm to create the roguelike game Crab Champions. Few joke songs have ever become this iconic.
Our favourite chameleon is back… and somehow he’s even more chaotic than last time. 😎
Our friend had one job… and instead decided he wanted to be King Cleo for the night. 👑🦎😂
He may have accidentally started a nightclub war, claimed the boss’s throne, and collected enough gold chains to open his own jewellery store… but to be fair, he did get the job done in the end. 😂 Mission accomplished… eventually.
Also… that track you hear at the beginning? 👀🎶
Is one of our own original songs we’ve been sitting on for a while. 😉 We figured it was finally time to let our music make its first appearance. Let us know if you think we should release the full version. 🎧
Sometimes all you want to do is pack a tiny suitcase, turn off your phone, and disappear somewhere no one expects anything from you.
No plans. No deadlines. No endless to-do lists. Just a new view outside your window, fresh air, and a reminder that life is about more than work and responsibilities.
Sometimes, the best way to move forward is to step away for a little while. ✨
From Shape of You and Perfect to selling out stadiums around the world, Ed Sheeran has become one of the biggest artists of his generation. But it’s moments like this that remind fans why he’s stayed so popular—his personality feels just as genuine as his music.
Whether he’s performing with nothing but a guitar and loop pedal or accidentally creating a hilarious viral moment, Ed has a way of making millions of people smile.
