~ COVERS ~

h, it’s time to get cozy and totally cover up! So, what’s the premise of COVERS? On COVERS, we highlight a musician or band covering songs by another musician (likely a popular musician). COVERS separates itself from a related column, Head 2 Head 🗣️, because it only highlights the musician who covers, not the original/most famous performer. Furthermore, COVERS opens the door for musicians who may not necessarily be as well-known. On COVERS, #TheWarmthIsRealYall!!!

~ Check out the most recent posts ⬇️ in this hyperlinked gallery 😎 🤘 ~

Mavis Staples, Can You Get To That | COVERS

jxdn, Happy Holidays, You Bastard | COVERS

Juice Newton, Angel Of The Morning | COVERS

Mark Wills, Almost Doesn’t Count | COVERS

The Rance Allen Group, I Stood On The Banks of Jordan | COVERS

Dusty Springfield, I Had A Talk With My Man Last Night | COVERS

Charlie Wilson & Fantasia, I Wanna Be Your Man | COVERS

Shirley Brown, I Had A Talk With My Man | COVERS

The Communards, Don’t Leave Me This Way | COVERS

Kirin J Callinan, The Homosexual | COVERS

~ Check out the blog posts in all their glory, starting from most recent to oldest 😎 🤘 ~

Dolly Parton & Linda Perry, What’s Up? | COVERS

In the 29th edition of COVERS (2025), Dolly Parton & Linda Perry deliver a compelling rendition of “What’s Up?”, originally performed by 4 Non Blondes.

Columns, COVERS, LGBTQ, Music, Pop Culture By the musical hype|24Sep 2524 Sep, 2025

Beyoncé, BLACKBIIRD | COVERS

In the 28th edition of COVERS (2025), Beyoncé delivers a compelling rendition of “BLACKBIIRD,” originally performed by The Beatles.

Columns, COVERS, Music, Pop Culture By the musical hype|17Sep 2517 Sep, 2025

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Rescue Me | COVERS

In the 27th edition of COVERS (2025), Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings deliver a compelling rendition of “Rescue Me,” originally performed by Fontella Bass.

Columns, COVERS, Music By the musical hype|10Sep 2510 Sep, 2025

They Might Be Giants, I Was Dancing in the Lesbian Bar | COVERS

In the 26th edition of COVERS (2025), They Might Be Giants delivers a compelling rendition of “I Was Dancing in the Lesbian Bar,” originally performed by Jonathan Richman.

Columns, COVERS, LGBTQ, Music By the musical hype|3Sep 253 Sep, 2025

ILLENIUM, Excision, Wooli & Valerie Broussard, Zombie | COVERS

In the 25th edition of COVERS (2025), ILLENIUM, Excision, Wooli & Valerie Broussard deliver a compelling rendition of “Zombie,” originally performed by The Cranberries.

Columns, COVERS, Music By the musical hype|6Aug 256 Aug, 2025