For a minute I thought it was actually Maxwell o.o -claps-

Gorgeous Maxwell U Done Him Proud :O<3<3<3<3<3<3

wow a beautiful cover. I love this song and I love it more when people make beautiful covers of it.

The vocals seem to be more like Maxwell's cover version

@yungreptrillian: Thank you very much. We are humbled by your kind words

@robin-edward-gow: Sorry that you don't agree with our version. Glad you like the voice though. Thanks for listening.

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Asa - Moving On (Ofiicial Audio)

sun setting in bora bora.

drake cover. views.

sun setting in bora bora

Feel No Ways

The Dø cover Janelle Monáe's 'Tightrope' at Studio Pigalle in Paris. Watch the band recording 'Slippery Slope' at the studio here: http://youtube.com/thedoband

Tightrope (Janelle Monáe Cover)

My Dear is the second single off the debut album, a laidback and melodic guitar-led number with Dinachi's soulful voice transporting you to a beautiful place.

My Dear

Julia Easterlin-Break My Body

Parables

Bet You Were Waiting

Following the release of Are You The One?, the first single off his debut LP, Nigerian singer-songwriter Dwin, The Stoic returns with Take Flight, a hip-hop record. On the song, Dwin sings to an estranged lover, asking her to stay even when bizarre things - like "the sun coming up at night" - are happening. He teams up with exceptional rappers BarelyAnyHook and Paybac who deliver groovy bars to the very sunny song.

Heavy Heart

Take Flight (ft. BareyAnyHook & Paybac)

Take Flight (ft. BarelyAnyHook & Paybac)

An amazing blend of traditional African music with contemporary vocals. Trust me, this song is sure to give you goose pimples.

Don't Go - Single

Don't Go

Don't Go (Prod. by Da Fuse)

Cover by Iori's Eyes
Writers: Matt Rowe, Richard Stannard, Spice Girls
From the album: Spice (1996)
Label: Virgin

IORI'S EYES - 2 BECOME 1 (SPICE GIRLS COVER)

Something Else

Lighter

This Woman's Work

Sweet Knievel is a jam band. This much is true. As guitarist and lead vocalist Jonathan Brill says, “One minute we’ll play a funky tune and then we could follow that with a bluegrass tune or with jazz, or rock, or whatever… We basically try to play every kind of music that we like, all while leaving ourselves room for some improvisation to take place.” Yep, sounds like a jam band. But they hope you won’t judge them for it.

Brill began playing guitar the same year he saw his first Grateful Dead show. It was not a coincidence. He was so moved by the experience that he decided to capture the songs by learning to play them himself. Somewhere along the line, he broadened his musical horizons. Playing casually in bands while attending the University of Vermont, he began to study guitar in a more formal setting, both at UVM and the Atlanta Institute of Music.

Upon returning to Georgia in 2001, Brill contacted old friend Jerry Hendelberg, who was in the early stages of forming what would become Dubconscious, a reggae band who within just a few years would tour over 40 states and play festivals such as Bonnaroo and High Sierra. As an escape from reggae, Hendelberg would put together bands with various musicians to play other types of music. For most of these shows, Brill played guitar. Over the years, the two developed a musical bond, and eventually decided to turn the side- project into it’s own band.

While continuing to play music from artists such as Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, the Flaming Lips, and Dave Brubeck, the band began to integrate Brill’s original music into their live sets. Some of their early songs had Sweet Knievel likened to Syd Barrett and the Beatles. As the band continued to add a variety of Brill’s original material, the songs touched on rock, funk, folk, straight-up bluegrass, and more.

“Going back to what I learned from Dead shows,” starts Brill. “One huge takeaway for me was that you can play an unlimited number of different genres over the course of a night.” A typical Sweet Knievel set reflects that philosophy. “I love so many types of music. I’ve always loved Motown and bluegrass music at the same time… I love reggae, jazz, indie rock, and even hip-hop. But don’t worry, I won’t be rapping anytime soon.”

Sweet Knievel - "The Horror" (RJD2 cover)

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A duo which is no stranger to Singapore’s music scene, Octover is made up of pioneering electronic producer, Jason Tan, and homegrown vocalist, Vanessa Fernandez (Vandetta). For more than a decade the pair traveled separate musical journeys, balancing profile-building productions and pursuits of passion. Sporadically crossing paths on commercial projects, their bond grew steadily stronger through cigarette-laced conversations on the mediocrity of mainstream, the search for new sounds and a mutual appreciation for all things artistic and beautiful. In January 2013, Octover released their debut album on Syndicate. 

Press contact: beth@dangervillage.com

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