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Jul 252025
 
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Djo, the musical project of Stranger Things and Fargo star Joe Keery, delivered his debut performance on Triple J’s coveted Like A Version series earlier this year. His take on Haim’s sensual jazzy jam “Gasoline” swapped smooth swagger to dreamy tension. The video on Triple J’s YouTube is filled with comments begging someone to put the cover on streaming services, and fans’ pleading has finally been answered. This week, Djo released the cover for streaming on his own platforms as the producer and songwriter’s global tour returns to the United States. Continue reading »

Jan 282013
 

In support of their latest album, Swing Lo MagellanThe Dirty Projectors have been touring non-stop. After a tour through the U.S., the American rockers took a romp through Australia and landed at Melbourne radio station Triple J. For the station’s “Like A Version,” the band played a stripped down version of Usher‘s “Climax.” Continue reading »

Jan 222013
 

Australian radio station Triple J has something we here at Cover Me love called “Like A Version.” The station wrangles some great artists to interpret whatever song they feel like covering. Sharon Van Etten recently stopped in, talked about how she is touring with Nick Cave later this year, and put out a heavy rendition of Cave’s “People Ain’t No Good.” Continue reading »

Jul 092012
 

Frequent Triple J Like a Version visitors The Maccabees returned to the studio this week for another live session. Last time they stopped by the studio, they covered The Black Keys’ “Lonely Boy.” During this visit, they reached a little further into the musical past and performed Neil Diamond‘s oft-covered track “Girl, You’ll Be a Woman Soon.” Continue reading »

Oct 072011
 

Phil Spector turned “Unchained Melody” into a 20th-century classic with his Wall of Sound Righteous Brothers production. On a Triple J radio session, Lykke Li strips all that away on an intimate acoustic cover. She teased the audience about the song’s prominent placement in Ghost before unveiling her plaintive version. Continue reading »

Aug 092011
 

Australian radio station Triple J recently hosted Kaiser Chiefs for a short acoustic set that included a cover of Mark Ronson‘s “Record Collection.” Stopping off during their tour Down Under, the Leeds indie rockers took on the title track of Ronson’s latest album as part of the Like a Version series. Ronson has a long history with the band; the DJ/producer worked with the Kaisers on their 2008 album Off with Their Heads, and drummer Nick Hodgson collaborated with Ronson to write “Record Collection.” Continue reading »