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Calvin Harris said earlier this year that he “just does music in 2017” when a fan asked him on Twitter if a music video for “Slide” was coming, but it looks like he changed his mind.

I just do music in 2017 https://t.co/iCmdgvwie9

— Calvin Harris (@CalvinHarris) April 18, 2017

Harris just dropped a video for his song “Feels”, which features Pharrell Williams, Big Sean, and Katy Perry. “Feels” is the fourth single Harris has released from his upcoming Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1, which will be released this Friday (June 30). The song follows “Slide”, featuring Frank Ocean and Migos; “Heatstroke,” featuring Pharrell Williams, Young Thug, and Ariana Grande; and “Rollin,” featuring Future and Khalid.

“Feels” was directed by Emil Nava. Check it out below.

Selena Gomez can be seen playing three different characters in her new video for “Bad Liar.” The 1970s set video spotlights a young teenager who watches as her mother begins a relationship with her principal. Gomez plays all three roles.

“Bad Liar” samples the Talking Heads’ 1977 “Psycho Killer.” Heads member David Byrne confirmed on Twitter that he approved of the song, writing “I really like the song … and her performance too. #selenagomez #BadLiar #psychokiller.

I really like the song…and her performance too.#selenagomez #BadLiar #psychokiller

— DavidByrne.com (@DBtodomundo) May 18, 2017

The end of the “Bad Liar” video teased that a new project called “Fetish” is “coming soon.” Gomez’s most recent LP, Revival, came out in 2015.

Watch the “Bad Liar” video below:

The Weeknd has released the fifth music video from his album Starboy. Following up “Starboy,” “Party Monster,” “Reminder,” and “I Feel It Coming” (featuring Daft Punk), The Weeknd just dropped visuals for “Secrets”.

The video was directed by Pedro Martin Calero and was partly filmed at the University of Toronto. In it, we see Abel in long hallways, rooms full of mirrors, and other odd structures.

Watch the video below.

Katy Perry’s Witness came out last Friday (June 9) and to promote it, Perry decided to do a live stream for 72 hours.

Perry began the live stream Friday morning, living her life in a camera filled apartment. The stream is set to continue until Monday night (7 p.m. Eastern/4 p.m. Pacific) when Perry will perform at a concert.

The singer has been busy over the course of the live stream. According to Spin, Perry has gone to therapy, cooked with Gordon Ramsay, hung out with James Corden, and even once again called for an end to her feud with Taylor Swift. Billboard writes that fans have also been able to watch Perry meditate, do yoga, and even sleep.

Watch the live stream below.

Pharrell is once again contributing to the Despicable Me soundtrack, creating five new tracks for the third installment of the animated franchise. A video for the song “Yellow Light” has just been released.

“Yellow Light” is an ode to the sun. “The sunlight’s the best disinfectant,” Pharrell sings. “Kill whatever you want/ And undo what was done/ But one thing you can’t kill is the fun.”

The soundtrack, which is set to be released June 23, also features multiple songs from the 80s including Michael Jackson’s “Bad”, a-ha’s “Take On Me”, and Madonna’s “Into The Groove.”

Listen to “Yellow Light” below.

Sia just revealed her new “Free Me” video, starring Zoe Saldana and Julianne Moore. The song will benefit the #endHIV campaign.

The Blake Martin-directed clip features choreography from Ryan Heffingtonn and narration from Julianna Moore, beginning with Saldana in a doctor’s office. Moore describes Saldana’s character as “an expecting mother, a daughter, a friend,” but then drops that “she’s about to learn that HIV has taken hold of her body, attacking her immune system and if left untreated will be passed on to the baby growing inside her.”

The video then becomes interpretive as Saldana begins to work through the news. Dancers move to the piano-led ballad as Sia sings along: “Free me, free me/ from this pain I’ve been running from.

All proceeds from “Free Me” will be donated to the #endHIV campaign. The campaign is working with the Abzyme Research Foundation “on a promising solution to the HIV/AIDS pandemic” seeking FDA approval and looking to begin human clinical trials.

Watch Sia’s “Free Me” video below.