I Wish: An Isolation Parody is a parody of the song I Wish that was originally released by Stevie Wonder on his 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life and as a single. This version takes the song and converts the lyrics to be about living during the coronavirus lockdown and look towards
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Stone Cold was originally Demi Lovato on her 2015 album Confident and as a single. It is about trying to be happy about an ex moving on and being with someone else, but still feeling the pain. This is a great, moving version of the song from Christine where she perfectly expresses the full
Cascades is the new single from Denai. It is about being overwhelmed by changes that block you resulting in nothing. It is another great, evocative track from Denai with a trance like, soulful backing track with an incredible beat, and you can easily get lost in the beautiful melodies and entrancing harmonies that lead
Tainted Love was originally released by Gloria Jones as the B-Side of her 1965 single My Bad Boy’s Comin’ Home, but it wasn’t a hit until Soft Cell released it on their 1981 album Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret and as a single. It is about ending a relationship that has been bad for the singer
If I Ain’t Got You was originally released by Alicia Keys on her 2003 album The Diary of Alicia Keys and as a single. It is a song about love, saying that having material riches, eternal youth, and everything means nothing if you don’t have someone who really cares for you. This is a
This Christmas was originally released by Donny Hathaway in 1970 as a single. It is about spending Christmas with a special loved one and how very special that will make this Christmas. This is a beautiful rendition from Sophie and she modernised the song while staying true to the original making it an even
NOTE: I don’t normally include covers by children of songs dealing with adult issues like those covered in this song but this performance is so exceptional and it has been handled in a manner that allays some of my concerns so that I am including it. Love on the Brain was originally released
How Come You Don’t Call Me was originally released by Prince as How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore? as the B-side to his 1982 single 1999, though this is based on the version by Alicia Keys that was released on her 2001 album Songs In A Minor Key and as a single the
Offline is the debut solo single from Anna. It is a love song to someone who has crept into your heart and, after 3 years, you realise your feelings and invite them to go offline. It is a beautiful, slow, soulful track with Anna giving full expression to the emotions of the lyrics. The
Take Me To Church was originally released by Hozier as a single in 2013 and was included on his album Hozier the following year. It is a love song and a critique of religion, saying that love is the only true religion, a lover’s body is the only real church, and the physical expression