Daily Cover Song

Wednesday, November 20, 2024

For another Vampire Weekend cover, The Crystal Casino Band's cover of "A-Punk" can be found here.

German metal band Audiosmog tear through "Around the World (Lalalalala)," originally a 2000 Eurotrance song from Hamburg pop band ATC.

Czech cowgirl Dasha goes pop country on "Fields of Gold," a 1993 Sting ballad about barley.

According to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, the cost of a metric ton of barley currently sits at 120 US dollars.

If the fields were literally made of gold, a similar haul would be worth between $52,000 and $65,000.

Toulouse, France experimental indie folk duo Uniform Motion cover "Myth," the 2012 dream pop single from Baltimore, Maryland shoegazers Beach House.

South Wales based vocalist Chez Kane belts out "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes," the 1984 synth pop pity party thrown by London, UK new wavers Ultravox.

Berlin, Germany comedy metal band Knorkator combine some electro industrial techno with a bit of dance music and a dash of steamy innuendo on their version of "Ring My Bell," a 1979 disco release from Memphis, Tennessee musician Anita Ward.

French singer Eméah and friends cover "Iron," a 2011 baroque pop single from Rhone-Alpes singer/songwriter Woodkid.

They have a Jaymar, so you just know this version's gonna rule.

And it does.