Ciara & Nicki Minaj hit dance floor in "I'm Out"

The R&B songstress Ciara lets her hotness be her best revenge against a no good ex in the just-released fashionable and fierce video for her super hype new single, "I'm Out," featuring rapstress Nicki Minaj, during the pre-show of the 2013 BET Awards. "I'm Out" is the intro track to Ciara's upcoming eponymously-titled fifth studio album, slated to release on July 9th. The anthem gets a dance-heavy video capable of matching its vibe and we see a very different and edgy Ciara that we have been very impressed by.
The uptempo song is a "crystalline" rhythmic pop ladies' anthem, and it's your summer girls' night out anthem to end all anthems. From Ciara's a-capella bit at the beginning to Minaj's speedy, caustic verses over a swarming beat, put your hands up, toast your friends, celebrate your independence, and get down. Its melody is backed by clattering percussion. "The energy of the record is so dope, and it's really for the ladies, and Nicki she just killed the verse," Ciara told MTV News. "She literally murdered it, like she got that throw-back, that thing that she does that's so special. She went in."
The Hannah Lux Davis-directed futuristic clip for their turned up kiss-off track follows the theme of the song on point as the sexy ladies dressed in all white and hit the dance floor, perform some synchronized moves and forget about all their relationship troubles. It starts as a homage to Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson's iconic "Scream" video, then quickly turns into one of her most stylish, fierce, and sexy videos yet as she slays some choreography in the club and serves major aquatic sexiness. Ciara's choreography and dance/twerk moves were a sharp as ever and she spent and equal amount of time flexing her vocal muscles as she did her torso.
Ciara described the video perfectly during her visit to Tim Westwood: "It's a lot of fun, we're going in representing for the ladies, definitely a lot of dancing, it's just also us having cool girls time, just having fun". It's unfortunate the album had to leak so early but at least she has two massive records with 'Body Party' and 'I'm Out'." Not since the early Noughties have two Urban female acts served a video that screams 'MTV' as loud as this one does. Indeed, while many a recent Hip Hop/R&B video struggles to hold a light to clips spawned by the likes of GaGa and Rihanna, "I'm Out" visual is the standard all videos should aim towards packing moments we're gonna come out and say are timeless.

Ciara dances for romantic partner in 'body party'

The R&B siren Ciara and her new beau, Future are totally in love in a new house party-themed clip for her latest smooth R&B beat and miasmic sex-jam, "Body Party," the lead single from her upcoming self-titled fifth studio album, due to be released from July 5. Since the release of 2010's album "Basic Instinct," Ciara has become noticeably more comfortable in her own skin. And she is now inviting fans to her "Body Party."
The 27-year-old slows it down and seductively croons "My body is your party, baby," and other sensual rhymes. Musically, the slow synthesized slinky track "Body Party," is a down-tempo R&B song that samples Ghost Town DJ's 1996 Miami-bass influenced hit "My Boo." And lyrically, it speaks about how Ciara's body is a party for her romantic partner and features "seductively moaning" and "playful bedroom talk." While speaking to Billboard about the song, Ciara said, "Let's just say that this record came out of a very sincere place. I think when things just organically feel right, naturally good things come from it."
Based on a sample of the opening of beloved 1996 bass anthem "My Boo," "Body Party" achieves an extremely modern atmosphere in its open nostalgia. The "My Boo" foundation also gives "Body Party" a dance-music element without killing the sex vibe, another extremely modern choice. Ciara's flirtation with the melody of "My Boo" and her boyfriend Future's adlibs are just right, Ciara cited the strong track as the result of a strong relationship. "I think when things just organically feel right, naturally, good things come from it," she said. "He' s such an amazing, creative person. What I like about [working with] him, it's almost like I got to learn more things about myself."
"The mission is to take you back to that day when guys weren't too cool to dance in the club," Ciara tells MTV News of her new brand-new video, which was filmed in Atlanta, and directed by Director X, and features all-star cameos from Ludacris, Trinidad James, and Jazze Pha. The concept of the video is about how she met her new beau, Future, as the R&B singer singing in a James Bond-style silhouette, heading to a regular party to lay down some dance moves in a "Ballin" shirt and eventually to the boudoir, where she dances for Future in a steamy striptease near a fireplace in somebody’s bedroom. It's just simultaneously sexy and adorable. So press play and let the seduction unfold.

Ciara busting out dance moves in 'Got Me Good'

In honor of her 27th birthday on Thursday, Ciara throws a dance party in her new video for "Got Me Good," the second single off her upcoming fifth studio album, "One Woman Army." The sexy singer celebrated her big day and premiered the video on the Sony Board across from the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square earlier in the evening. A white-hot singer rides in her black Jeep Wrangler and dances in the desert in her new performance-heavy clip. "Today was nothing but dancing and dancing and more dancing," singer tells MTV News from the video's set.
The dance floor-ready record was produced by Rodney 'Darkchild' Jerkins. Despite the song being staler than moldy cheese, she dances the hell out of it anyway in a California desert. With its relentless drum track, sounds a lot like something Janet Jackson might have recorded in her Rhythm Nation days. Which is, of course, a compliment. As Ciara said on the uptempo track: "I just want people walking away feeling good. When they hear this song, I want them to be inspired and motivated to dance and be free and love."
Directed by Joseph Kahn, the high-octane clip is parched, dry and shot in the blazing hot California desert, and Ciara worked up a sweat while busting out some new moves with her dancers and "America's Best Dance Crew" alum 8 Flavahs. The clip is a very '90s high-budget production and a perfect metaphor for her current state of affairs. The choreography was executed brilliantly as usual, and Kahn put her impressive fancy footwork skills at the forefront and she managed to finally do a dance routine without breaking out her trusty matrix move.
"It's turned up," the R&B songstress describes of the video's sick stylings. "It was so much energy. We actually rocked in the desert and it was like 108 degrees," Ciara told Rap-Up.com. "It was so hot, but I feel like the energy of dance and working with 8 Flavahz and my dancers just kinda kept me really upbeat. I didn't even recognize how hot it was and I thank God for the umbrella man because he also saved me." This is fire. It doesn't really tell have a story line, but Kahn helped Ciara flaunt those booty-shaking skills and bangin' bod she's become known for.

Ciara trys to make amends with her ex in "Sorry"

After an extended hiatus Ciara finally returns to the music world and says sorry in premiere of the new sensual video for her brand new song, "Sorry." The regretful, radio-friendly ballad, produced by Jasper Cameron, who created her smash "Promise," serves as the lead single off her upcoming fifth studio album, "One Woman Army," which is a deeply personal record that's authentic, emotionally honest, and it exposes a softer side of Ciara, set to drop December 4th.
The slow R&B jam, is a ballad and was described by Ciara as a "very, very real record." Helmed by Jasper Cameron, the emotional song was inspired by a former boyfriend and really turned out great. "It's someone that I really loved," Ciara told ESSENCE. "They'll know who they are when they hear the song." With the release of "Sorry," Ciara' soaring again. The passion forCiara has remained steady with her legions of fans since her 2004 debut.
The the 26-year-old singer is known for her slow, grinding R&B songs, and "Sorry" is clearly a continuation of that trend. This is R&B at it's finest. Regardless, this record is a clear hit for both Urban and Rhythmic radio, and could easily be her biggest hit in years. Much like its stunning visual, "Sorry" has all the trappings of the perfect R&B piece while serving a vibe clean cut enough to push on all formats. The instrumentation doesn't reveal much, and that very brief clip is a pretty melancholy affair.
The R&B songstress is pulling out all the stops for her latest cinematic video, which was shot in Malibu earlier August with director Christopher Sims. The R&B siren smolders on screen and cozies up to her hunky co-star in the clip. It's clear that she is trying to make amends with the dude, and make it plain and clear to her ex-beau that all he has to do is apologize to have her heart again. The clip reflects Ciara' evolution as an artist; it showcases a surprisingly gentle Ciara at her strongest yet, especially on a vocal tip.

Ciara Touts Good Love In Her "Speechless" Video

The R&B songstress Ciara has created a sexy, sultry video for "Speechless" the second single taken from her upcoming fourth studio album "Basic Instinct," which represents a return to her urban roots, and is expected to arrive in U.S. on November 30. It is written by Ciara with the help from The-Dream and Christopher "Tricky" Stewart. "Speechless" is a midtempo, R&B love song, featuring trumpet-sounding synth beats. The lyrical content of the song consists of the protagonist confesses how perfect her significant other is.
Ciara delves deeper into relationships on the heartfelt "Speechless." On this duet with The-Dream, Ciara clamors for more time with her man while celebrating the feelings she has for him. More than material love, Ciara seeks the type of relationship where commitment is more than financial. "I look forward to a person taking time to hear me out," she explains. "Spending time with me means more than anything. A bag is cool. It lasts for the moment. A shoe is cool. It lasts for the moment. But, if you spend time and you actually take a moment to hear what I say or get involved and support me, that's the best feeling in the world."
Ciara can't get enough of the man in her life in her latest video. The 'Goodies' hitmaker plays safe in the Colin Tilley-directed music video which features sillouette of her among other tame scenes. The video is creatively and originality shot, it begins with a black sillouette of Ciara which resembles the single cover artwork, and is a recurrring image used throughout the video. It crosses between this and another scene where explores the sexy side of her through the outfit, abs-revealing short t-shirt. She moves rhythmically to the music. In the video's third scene she is braced against a stone wall where she grinds to the beat of the song. This last scene is the only one shot in color.
Ciara has been laying low as of late, but for good reason. The 24-year-old ATLien relocated to the West Coast to work on her latest effort "Basic Instinct." Ciara wanted to push things further than she ever has before. "With this album I wanted to take it back to the basics and bring back the bass," says Ciara. "At the same time, I'm still showing my growth and trusting my first instinct, my basic instinct on everything - my music choices and creative choices." "Speechless" is the record with her and Dream together. The Grammy Award winning R&B/Urban Pop singer is pulling out all the stops to make this her best work yet. "You have to know that your life is in your hands," she said. "You determine your destiny."

Ciara Shows Off Her "Basic Instinct (U Got Me)"

R&B star Ciara admits to going Hollywood for a minute, but is coming back to stake her claim and reminding her detractors that she's still the 'Same Old Chic' in the new formal promotion video for her upcoming fourth album's title buzz song "Basic Instinct (U Got Me)." The song sees the singer speaking about the return to her R&B/urban roots and ditching the pop sound of previous records. The expletive-filled street anthem video directed by Phil the God and features a cameo from The-Dream. Ciara will unveil a glossier image when the video for her lead single "Ride" which features Ludacris premieres on Vevo via Jive Records today.
So apparently Cici is holding no punches on her new project, "Basic Instinct." The ATL princess has sprung a surprise on her fans by releasing this first visual hard-hitting cut, just moments ago on her official Twitter page. The "Love Sex Magic" hitmaker tweeted, "Hey my sweet fans!! Check out my video Basic Instinct (U GOT ME) Enjoy!" In the video Ciara is walking down a dirt road spitting venom like verses addressing the bloggers, critics and one particular R&B songstress that has yet to be named. With The-Dream on her side, The 24-year-old R&B singer shows off all the things she got from singing, dancing and rapping skills. She take shots at the haters and the blogs that criticize her and spread rumors about her. Also, the track reportedly is to fight back singer Keri Hilson who is rumored to diss her on "Turnin' Me On" remix.
The freshly-released video came out around a week after Ciara unraveled the title of her fourth album in an interview with Maximo TV during her red carpet appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of "Death at a Funeral" on April 12. "You're gonna get an even more sensual side and also confident and cocky. I got like such an attitude on this record, but in a fun way," she gushed further. A follow-up of her 2009 album "Fantasy Ride", "Basic Instinct" is due in stores across the U.S. this summer.