The Indie Video Vault
NOT A STALKER | She Forgot to Tell Me We Broke Up She Forgot to Tell Me We Broke Up is a dark-comedy music video about a possessive man who somehow interprets every boundary as another clue in the world’s worst scavenger hunt. In his mind, he’s romantic. Persistent. Fighting for love. In reality, he’s ignoring boundaries, making unwanted calls, showing up where he isn’t wanted, violating court orders, and repeatedly proving that the phrase “NOT A STALKER” probably shouldn’t need to be printed on your hoodie. The humor is aimed squarely at him, but the warning underneath it is serious: Believe the pattern before he gives you a bigger reason to. Possessive behavior is not romance. Repeated unwanted contact, following someone, refusing to leave them alone, or ignoring a protection order are warning signs that deserve to be taken seriously. A restraining order is not a scavenger hunt.
“Left Turn” by Little Bit Hardwick is an original independent AI music visual about the wrong roads we follow—and the unexpected turn that finally leads us to love. Through rain-soaked highways, broken relationships and one life-changing left turn, this cinematic story follows a woman who realizes that getting lost may have been the only way to find the man she was meant to love. Musically, “Left Turn” blends smoky blues with heartfelt soul, carried by an expressive vocal performance, warm instrumentation and a slow-burning emotional groove. Its raw, lived-in sound captures the ache of past relationships while gradually opening into the hope and warmth of finding unexpected love.
“Yesterday” by Petey Rioz is a deeply personal original song written in memory of his son, Pete Rios Jr., whose life was tragically cut short at only 18 years old. This visual story was created to honor the emotion behind the song: grief, memory, love, and the pieces of yesterday that never truly leave us. Rather than attempting to recreate Pete’s life or speak for his family, this video uses symbolic imagery to represent the bond between a father and son, and the pain of carrying love after loss.
SKYKID (James Brodie) is a music producer and songwriter from Te Aroha, New Zealand, known for creating anthems for the broken, the lost, and those navigating life’s darker moments. His music explores the balance between light and darkness — blending raw emotion, storytelling, and melody to connect with listeners on a deeply human level. After more than a decade in underground bands and projects, SKYKID released his debut solo album *Heart* in 2024 to strong reception. His upcoming project *Footnotes* (April 2026) continues that journey, carrying forward themes of resilience, reflection, and hope.
Love Story” by Clifford Andrew is a cinematic visual journey created by reSPUN.tv, following two souls from destiny to family, from beginnings to legacy. This indie-first collaboration blends emotional storytelling with powerful music, bringing a lifetime of moments together in one unforgettable experience.