"Broken" by Oligo Bom

 

Los Angeles, California based indie pop group Lovelytheband had their 2018 single "Broken" acoustically rocked out in three-part harmony by Oligo Bom.  

There's not a single piece of information that I could find regarding Oligo Bom, but based on one of their responses to a comment on this video, it can be assumed that they speak Korean.  Are they from Korea?  My guess is that yes, they more than likely are.

"Always and Forever" by Silk

 

Atlanta, Georgia R&B group Silk cover "Always and Forever," a 1977 release from London, UK based funk disco band Heatwave.

When Silk sing "Every day/love me your own special way," they might be alluding to being licked up and down until they say stop.

"I Wanna Get Better" by Sleeper Agent

 

Bowling Green, Kentucky sextet Sleeper Agent go on a quest for self-improvement on "I Wanna Get Better," a remake of Bergenfield, New Jersey indie power pop act Bleachers' 2014 debut single.

"Saved by Zero" by Empire State Human

 

Dublin, Ireland electronic band Empire State Human cover "Saved by Zero," a 1983 dance rock song from London, UK group The Fixx.

Though the songwriter has indicated that the lyrics allude to Buddhism, I like to think that they are about that family in Singapore that lost their superpowers.

"Jealous Again" by A Thousand Days

 

As of this morning, I've posted a cover song a day for a thousand days!

Believe it or not, there's a cover band from Riverside, New Jersey called A Thousand Days.

Here's their rendition of "Jealous Again," a 1990 blues rock single from Atlanta, Georgia roots rockers The Black Crowes.

"Homicide" by Doom Kounty Electric Chair

 

For featured cover 999, here's a version of London, UK punk new wave band 999's 1978 single "Homicide," performed by Southern California group Doom Kounty Electric Chair.

"Don't Go" by Slow Moving Millie

 

Merseyside, UK actress/singer/songwriter Slow Moving Millie covers "Don't Go," a 1982 synth pop single from Essex, UK new wave band Yazoo.

Having previously received the nod to star in the 2015 action film "Aeon Flux," I have my doubts that Slow Moving Millie is as slow moving as she claims to be.