From animations and technologically innovative abstract landscapes to realistic socially-oriented stories, 2015 was a year prolific in music videos. Women artists from pop to rock and electronic music produced a visual reflection of the place of women in today's social context: strong, rebellious, socially conscious, delicately, amusing, artsy, weird, sometimes even anti-feminine. The videos below are a step into the mind of a female artist (at times, her deliberately created persona) and, whether you agree with it or not - a visual window into music and the world from a woman's perspective. Thеse are some of the most notable videos by female artists made this year, in no particular order.
Kelela - "A Message"
Sleater-Kinney - "A New Wave"
Julia Holter - "Sea Calls Me Home"
Grimes - "Flesh without Blood/Life in the Vivid Dream"
U.S. Girls - "Sororal Feelings"
FKA twigs - "M3LL155X"
Courtney Barnett - "Pedestrian At Best"
Savdaliza - "That Other Girl"
Sia - "Elastic Heart"
M.I.A. - "Borders"
Kim Ann Foxman - "Creature"
Bjork - "Lionsong"
Chelsea Wolfe - "Carrion Flowers"
Rihanna - "American Oxygen"
Holly Herndon - "Interference"
Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld - "The Rest Of Us"
Róisín Murphy - "Evil Eyes"
Susanne Sundfør - "Accelerate"
CAM4U - "B O S C O"
Emily King - "The Animals"
Lana Del Rey - "High By The Beach"
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