As we approach Valentine’s Day, this music video from Haim feels appropriate. Back in the day, Paul Thomas Anderson directed video-after-video of the Haim sisters walking around Los Angeles and it was the greatest thing ever.
Enjoy!
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Music Video Of The Day: Summer Girl by HAIM (2019, dir by Paul Thomas Anderson)
What happened to summer this year? Seriously, it’s just kind of flying by. We’ve got August and then the first half of September and then it’s going to be Autumn again! Get out there and enjoy yourselves while you still can!
Today’s music video of the day is all about summer. It captures a few essential truths. Number one, it’s fun to get undressed in public. Number two, if you take off enough clothes while walking down the street, some dude with a saxophone will undoubtedly start following you. What I like about this video is how everyone is both intrigued and annoyed by the saxophone player. This is a video that just captures what it’s like to be young and have your entire future ahead of you. It also captures the feeling of summer!
(On a personal note, the Haim sisters remind me of the Bowman sisters, except we’re four and they’re three.)
This video was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, who apparently has directed a few films as well. No, not the Resident Evil films. That’s a different Paul Anderson, all together.
Enjoy!
Music Video Of The Day: All over me by HAIM (2025, dir by Ferina)
Today’s music video of the day is the latest Haim. As I’ve said many times in the past, the Haim sisters have always reminded me of the Bowman sisters, which explains a lot about why I like their high-energy music videos.
I should also note that Will Poulter is in this video. Hi, Will!
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: Down To Be Wrong by Haim (2025, dir by Bradley & Pablo)
Yay! We’ve got a new video from Haim. That’s always a good thing.
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: Forever by Haim (2012, dir by Austin Peters)
Whenever I watch any Haim video, I find myself wishing me and my sisters had more musical talent.
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Music Video of the Day: Now I’m In It by Haim (2020, dir by Paul Thomas Anderson)
I definitely know the feeling. I have yet to see a Haim video to which I can not relate.
This video was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, who did several videos for Haim and did such a good job with all of them that I personally think he might have a future in feature films.
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: Relationships by HAIM (2025, dir by Camille Summers Valli)
It’s always a good day when you can start off with something new from Haim.
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: If I Could Change Your Mind by HAIM (2014, dir by Warren Fu)
Browsing through my YouTube recommendations, I was shocked to discover a Haim video that I hadn’t already shared for music video of the day. Let’s correct that this morning!
This energetic video was choreographed by Fatima Robinson.
Enjoy!
Music Video of the Day: Don’t Save Me By Haim (2012, dir by Austin Peters)
Today’s music video of the day is one of the few Haim videos not to have been directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Austin Peters is the credited director. He’s also directed videos for two of my other favorite artists, Dillon Francis and Major Lazer.
The Haim sisters could definitely defeat me in basketball. Of course, I’ve never played basketball and, as I’ve mentioned in the past, I also can’t stand to watch basketball because of all the squeaky shoes. One reason why I prefer golf and boxing to basketball is because there’s no squeaking involved in either of those sports.
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2022 In Review: Lisa Marie’s 10 Favorite Songs of 2022
As I point out every January, these are my ten favorite songs of the previous year. Other people who have written for TSL over the years may have very different favorite songs of the year. In fact, check out Necromoonyeti’s list of his 35 top albums!
Anyway, here are my ten favorite songs of the previous year. For the most part, my musical tastes tend to run the gamut from EDM to More EDM. That said, I think there’s perhaps a bit of variety to this year’s list as opposed to previous years. Or maybe not. Who knows? I’m typing this up at one in the morning so, to be honest, I’m lucky that I can even keep straight which year I’m writing about.
Also be sure to check out my favorite songs of (deep breath) 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, and 2011!
10. My Mind and Me by Selena Gomez
9. Beg For You by Charli XCX, feat. Rina Sawayama
8. Compliance by Muse
7. When I’m Gone by Alesso and Katy Perry
6. Let Somebody Go by Coldplay and Selena Gomez
5. One More Time by Armin van Buuren feat. Maia Wright
4. Kill or Be Killed by Muse
3. Limitless by Martin Garrix & Mesto
2. Lost Track by HAIM
1. Monica Lewinsky by Upsahl
Lisa Marie’s 2022 In Review:
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