Clean Bandit – New Rules (Dua Lipa Cover)
Dua Lipa’s current smash “New Rules” is a cautionary lesson for this generation’s boy-crazy youth as well as one heck of a bop to boot. So it’s no surprise to […]
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The Lonely Biscuits – Never Said (Liz Phair Cover)
It takes a determined man, or in today’s case three, to cover the venerable 90’s indie Queen Liz Phair. But Nashville’s nostalgia-seeking-trio The Lonely Biscuits are up to the task, […]
The Vamps – Wild Thoughts (DJ Khaled Cover)
When you think of DJ Khaled’s saucy bedroom jam “Wild Thoughts” the first thing that comes to your mind is probably not the squeaky clean Brit boys that make up […]
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Alexander Lewis & Brasstracks – All of the Lights
It requires moxie to take on a Kanye West classic so it’s comforting to know trap connoisseur Alexander Lewis and current go-to production duo Brasstracks are blessed with it in […]
Close Counters ft. James Berkeley – Just Friends
There’s nothing smoother than two acts coming together for a quick jam session over a classic R&B groover, so its no surprise Close Counters latest collaboration is a velvety pleasure. […]
Hannah Grace – Praise You
Tackling a cover of a 90s dance classic is a bold move for any young artist, but when it clicks you feel like you can take on anything. So it […]
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Eden Prince – Señorita
It takes balls to cover Justin Timberlake these days. And it takes a pair of brass balls to re-imagine one of his early pop tracks as a deep house groover. […]
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