Animal by Javier Dunn
originally by Miike SnowDownload and read up on this track via mlee525’s feature on Aurgasm.
c/o sexmusic
Adam & I recently heard the Mark Ronson reggae cover of this song. This cover is on par with that one (which is to say they’re both amazeballs).
I Can’t Make You Love Me by Kiersten Holine
originally by Bonnie RaittKiersten is one of those supertalented people I’ve been following on the internet for years now and I just want all of the good things to happen to her. This song is perfect for her voice and as soon as I read it my heart was like, “Yes. Yes.”
“Heartbeats” by Ellie Goulding
Originally by The Knife
Second Copycats reblog in as many days. It’s almost as if I never left.
(Source: thisfadingmagic)
“Your Love” by Land of Leland
Originally by The Outfield
I could live the rest of my life enveloped in this man’s voice.
(Source: danceyrselfclean)
Fuck You by Brown University Jabberwocks
originally by Cee-Lovia popculturebrain
Watched this with a huge smile on my face the entire time.
(Source: bestweekever.tv)
Potholes on Easy Street by DJ Bahler
Passion Pit vs Yelle vs Kanye West vs Beatsteaks vs The Bloody Beetroots vs Rick Astley)
From his new album Mashin’ Pit which is available for free download here:
http://djbahler.bandcamp.com
(via damnplaylist)
Mash-up tribute album to Passion Pit?! Where do I sign away my first-born? Oh, it’s free! Well, you can still have the baby; first-borns are like the first pancake, right?
Sunday Bloody Sunday by Colin Munroe
originally by U2
(Amazon | iTunes)
(via nathanieljames)
Partly because this is an awesome cover; partly because it’s been a while since I re-blogged CopyCats.
Knock Out Eileen by DJ Lobsterdust
Mama Said Knock You Out by LL Cool J + Come On Eileen by Dexy’s Midnight Runners
(via matt-t)
Loving this on at least a million levels.
Take On Me remixed by The Twelves
originally by A-Ha
(via yyoyoma:zenofblogging)
Auto-reblog any cover of this golden oldie.
Yeah, 80’s are oldies now. Deal with it.
Such Great Height by Streetlight Manifesto
originally by The Postal Service
(posted by popculturebrain)In case you needed a little ska in your life.
Really, who doesn’t need a little ska in their life? Also: just as I was reading/prepping to auto-reblog this post (c’mon Postal Service + FormativeYears!Marcela’s fave genre = duh), I could hear the radio in the bathroom while Adam was showering; it was playing Sublime’s “Date Rape.”
Ska is all around us.
