The final Like A Version cover of March featured Inkabee (AKA Ethan Eggington), an Indigenous artist and rapper from Boorloo (Perth). But this isn’t the artist’s first time in the spotlight: He previously made it to the quarterfinals of America’s Got Talent and earned 2025’s Australian Young Achiever of the Year Award. Now he’s broken a record as the youngest person ever featured on Triple J’s cover song series (he’s 13). Continue reading »
Can you believe it’s been 20 years (as of this month) since Hannah Montana first came out? And now, for Spotify Singles, artist Megan Moroney has released her version of the show’s original theme song, “The Best of Both Worlds.”
While the opening guitar riff is nearly identical to the original line, once Moroney’s voice starts the first verse, it becomes clear that this is a cover with a unique spin. Whereas Miley Cyrus’s (or rather, Hannah Montana’s) voice has a bright timbral quality, that of Moroney’s is deep and rich. Darker, a fair bit less vocal fry.
The artist was pretty nervous going into the recording. She wrote, “This is like the Hannah Montana song, and I can’t piss off Hannah Montana fans.” She continued, “For about two years now, it has played every time before I go on stage. It is my ultimate hype track.”
As we reach the next chorus, the locked-in harmonies thicken the sonic admixture. As we listen to the final stretch, a roaring guitar solo amps us up right until the acapella ending hits us in the nostalgic feels like a freight train. This tune is a revamped pop-country anthem that has all of us millennials jamming along.
“One Love” is one of those feel-good songs, one that makes you feel like it’s always the right time to listen to (it). So what happens when Bob Marley’s grandson puts his own spin on it?
Skip Marley took this ’70s anthem about peace and love to honor his grandfather and celebrate the Adidas x Bob Marley Foundation capsule collection launch. The music video showcases a variety of locations, including the Bob Marley Museum, Tuff Gong Studios, and Kingston. Continue reading »
CHVRCHES bandleader Lauren Mayberry told Billboard that the band recorded two covers during the sessions for their next album. The group previously released Robert Palmer’s “Addicted To Love” on the Tell Me Lies soundtrack, and now they add The Postal Service’s “Such Great Heights” to the list, which also now appears on the show’s soundtrack. This version of the song stays true to the original while offering a refreshed timbral softness and imparts an ever-so-slightly different sonic flavor. Continue reading »
Interscope Records artist Wisp (aka Natalie Lu) has been making waves in the music industry for several years now. She recently brought her nu-metal-meets-shoegaze sound to Green Day’s romantic ballad “Last Night on Earth.” “I chose this cover, it’s a very simple reason, I just think it’s a cute song,” she said. “I was curating a bunch of songs that I wanted to find inspiration in for the next album that I’m writing, and the Green Day song was one of those.” Continue reading »
The original “Somethin’ Stupid” by Nancy and Frank Sinatra was released in ’67, and is often described as pop-meets-bolero. Now, in 2026, two artists from completely different spheres have decided to join forces to recreate the amorous song. So what happens when Josh Homme, frontman of Queens of the Stone Age, pairs up with the jazzy-folky genre-bending vocals of Norah Jones? A quaint duet! Continue reading »