Editorial
Un(covered): Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
If you’re looking for a Christmas song to croon to an absent paramour this holiday season, look no further than “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)â€.
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If you’re looking for a Christmas song to croon to an absent paramour this holiday season, look no further than “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)â€.
Following last night’s song premiere on In Frequency, we’re excited to bring you the music video for the latest offering from Heirsound: a cover of The Internet’s “Just Sayin”. Their reimagining of the song flips the script on the bouncy hip hop of the original without losing any of its groove.
(Un)covered is idobi’s take on the world’s best cover songs. Christmas time is here with Vince Guaraldi and Family Force 5.
No… you didn’t read that wrong. Ryan Adams is stopping all of our hearts (as per usual) and releasing his own cover album of Taylor Swift’s infamous 1989 on Monday, September 21st.
(Un)covered is idobi’s exclusive take on the world’s best cover songs. “Runaway Baby” Writers: Bruno Mars, Brody Brown Original Release Date: February 15, 2012 I remember hearing his perfectly smooth vocals for the first time featured on Travie McCoy’s single “Billionaire.” Now, Bruno Mars is a household name and a prominent player in my pop music addiction. I’m still spinning “Uptown Funk.” This week, we’re looking back at a song from Mars’ debut album Doo Wops and Hooligans, “Runaway Baby.” Heavy on the bass line and snazzy vocals, Mars’s song is an upbeat, groovy kind of pop that will easily… Read more »
This week, we’re getting into Sia’s enormous pop hit “Elastic Heart,” featuring an intense hard-rock version by Hearts and Hands and a relaxed acoustic cover by All Time Low.
It’s Irish alternative rock band Kodaline vs. electronic pop vocalist Ellie Goulding on this week’s (Un)covered! Taking on the beautiful but heartbreaking song “All I Want,” Goulding brings new light to the music with her ethereal tone and impressive vocal range.
This week’s edition of (Un)covered shakes things up with a gritty, destructive version of Pharrell’s hit “Happy,” covered by UK blues rock duo Royal Blood.
I Call Fives put a pop-punk twist on the 90s alt-rock gem “How’s It Going to Be” originally by Third Eye Blind this week on (Un)covered.
