Jodeci, Lately → Throwback Vibez
In the 106th edition of Throwback Vibez (2026), we reflect on “Lately,” a cover of a 1980s Stevie Wonder gem by contemporary R&B collective Jodeci.
On COVERS, we highlight a musician or band covering songs by another musician.
In the 106th edition of Throwback Vibez (2026), we reflect on “Lately,” a cover of a 1980s Stevie Wonder gem by contemporary R&B collective Jodeci.
In the 15th edition of COVERS (2026), Gaither delivers a compelling rendition of “Majesty,” originally performed by Jack Hayford.
In the 14th edition of COVERS (2026), Kid Souf delivers a compelling rendition of “DRAGULA,” originally performed by Rob Zombie.
In the 13th edition of COVERS (2026), Arlo Parks delivers a compelling rendition of “Yukon,” originally performed by Justin Bieber.
In the 12th edition of COVERS (2026), Carpenters delivers a compelling rendition of “Solitaire,” originally performed by Neil Sedaka.
In the 11th edition of COVERS (2026), They Might Be Giants delivers a compelling rendition of “Istanbul (Not Constantinople),” originally by The Four Lads.
In the 10th edition of COVERS (2026), Disturbed delivers a compelling rendition of “The Sound of Silence,” originally performed by Simon & Garfunkel.
In the ninth edition of COVERS (2026), Amy Winehouse delivers a compelling rendition of “Valerie,” originally performed by The Zutons.
In the eighth edition of COVERS (2026), Regine Velasquez delivers a compelling rendition of “On The Wings of Love,” originally performed by Jeffrey Osborne.
In the seventh edition of COVERS (2026), Toploader delivers a compelling rendition of “Dancing in the Moonlight,” famously covered by King Harvest.
In the sixth edition of COVERS (2026), Disturbed delivers a compelling rendition of “Shout,” originally performed by Tears For Fears.
In the fifth edition of COVERS (2026), Donny Hathaway delivers a compelling rendition of “Jealous Guy,” originally performed by John Lennon.