"As Long As I'm Movin'" by Cosmo Alleycats

 

San Francisco, California jazz band Cosmo Alleycats cover "As Long As I'm Movin'," an R&B single released on the 1957 debut album of Portsmouth, Virginia doo wop artist Ruth Brown.

"Give Your Heart a Break" by Runaground

 

Nashville, Tennessee artist Runaground covers "Give Your Heart a Break," a 2011 pop single from Albuquerque, New Mexico singer/songwriter Demi Lovato.

If you're going to give your heart a literal break, the folks at Atlantic Cardiovascular strongly suggest that it last no longer than four minutes.

"Hippychick" by Lauren Hayashi

 

London, UK trip hop trio Soho had their 1990 single "Hippychick" covered by Lauren Hayashi.

I believe Lauren is from Honolulu, Hawaii... as the entirety of her social media presence as a performer is recorded from two separate shows, each at a venue in Honolulu.

"Sorry You're Sick" by Grain Thief

 

Five-piece Boston, Massachusetts Americana string band Grain Thief cover "Sorry You're Sick," a 1982 release from Biloxi, Mississippi soul/blues musician Ted Hawkins.

"Say So" by Fionn

 

Vancouver, Canada twin sisters Fionn cover "Say So," a 2020 bubblegum pop single from Los Angeles, California artist Doja Cat.

For a cover by Doja Cat, her version of "Celebrity Skin" can be found here.

"3 Strange Days" by Leaf Land

 

Duluth, Georgia group Leaf Land cover "3 Strange Days," a 1991 jangle pop single from Boston, Massachusetts alternative band School of Fish.

"They Don't Know" by Feather and Down

 

Swedish artist Feather and Down covers "They Don't Know," originally an alt country tune released by Surrey, UK singer Kirsty MacColl in 1979, popularized a few years later as the theme for "The Tracey Ullman Show."