I’ve said it time and time again: i LOVE covers. Compilation albums usually only have a few songs I enjoy, never all of them. However, I think this album is pretty solid. It’s always interesting to see how each artist makes the song their own, and every artist on this album did just that. None of the songs sound like the original, which I think is definitely a plus.
You can definitely hear how each artist made each song their own. You’ve got a great take on Adele’s Rolling In The Deep by Go Radio, Mod Sun's collab with The Ready Set on Roll Up, Chunk! No, Captain Chunk's twist on a Ke$ha song, Silverstein's great take on Kanye's Runaway, and one of my favorites, The Downtown Fiction's cover of Super Bass.
You can check out a few of the lyric videos from this album below.
'Just The Way You Are' - Pierce The Veil
'Rolling In The Deep' - Go Radio
'Last Friday Night' - Woe, Is Me
You can also pick up the album on iTunes by clicking here.
Tracklisting:
- Just The Way You Are(Bruno Mars) - Pierce The Veil
- Lion Lion Man(Mumford & Sons) - Tonight Alive
- Last Friday Night(Katy Perry) - Woe, Is Me
- Roll Up(Wiz Khalifa) - The Ready Set ft. Mod Sun
- F**k You(Cee Lo Green) - Sleeping With Sirens
- Rolling In The Deep(Adele) - Go Radio
- You Belong With Me(Taylor Swift) - For All Those Sleeping
- We R Who We R(Ke$ha) - Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!
- Love The Way You Lie(Eminem/Rihanna) - A Skylit Drive
- Yeah 3x(Chris Brown) - Allstar Weekend
- Til The World Ends(Britney Spears) - I See Stars
- Runaway(Kanye West) - Silverstein
- Super Bass(Nicki Minaj) - The Downtown Fiction
favorite Mod Sun song.
didn’t get to meet him, but i met Pat Brown. every time i think about that, i just laugh. before i went up to talk to Pat, Nicole shouted something like, “why the fuck did Sing It Loud break up?!” and looked away. he just stared.
one of those, you had to be there moments? maybe? lol
