From her album “Alf” (1984):
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Franc Moody – “Love Will Make You Do Strange Things”
From his album “Chewing The Fat” (2025):
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Cassie Henderson – “Good Luck, Babe!”
Hailing from Christchurch, this New Zealand singer and songwriter first started singing when she picked up a guitar aged 9. By 12 she was already busking around her home town. In 2013 she competed on The X Factor New Zealand earning a fifth place. This year she won Best Pop Artist at the Aotearoa Music Awards and also entered The Voice Australia, finishing as the runner-up. Inspired by artists such as Taylor Swift, OneRepublic and Ed Sheeran, she debuted with “Burns Brighter” in 2020.
Borrowed from Chappell Roan and sung on her blind audition for The Voice, she now released her re-imagined version as her new single. Lyrically wishing good luck to someone who is denying their fate, she refreshed the song with her own rich pop-rock flavours. Driven by a punchy rhythm and a warm bass, the tune truly comes into its own in the explosive chorus. With full-bodied guitars and unexpected sonic runs, it’s her passionate vocals that make her version sound colorful.
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Fine Young Cannibals – “The Flame”
From their album “The Finest” (1996):Elles Bailey – “Better Days”
From her upcoming album “Can’t Take My Story Away”, to be released on 16 January 2026:
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Julia Adrian – “Cold Turkey”
Boston-bred and Nashville-based, this eclectic singer and songwriter began her professional career in corporate law in New York City. Realizing her true calling wasn’t legal but musical, she decided to move to Nashville. After making her mark on the local music scene and having experimented with multiple genres, she’s performed at venues such as The Underdog and the Omni Hotel. Inspired by Ariana Grande, Renee Rapp and Taylor Swift, she released her debut “Taxi Light” in 2023.
Singing about the absence of closure after an unexpected relationship ending, her new single emphasis that catharsis can come from taking back the last word. Taken from her upcoming EP “What’s The Harm?”, the song eases us in with soft harmonies and changes to mellow guitar plucks. Intricately constructing the melody, it’s soon joined by a lively rhythm. Synching all captivating sonic elements with her enchanting vocals, this winsome tune is a dreamy, emotionally-charged pop track.
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