Julia Sheer & Jon D cover of Of Monsters and Men by Little Talks is amazing. Julia Sheer & Jon D sound great as a duet with complimentary voices. The video is equally amazing. There always seems to be something magical about a sunset/sunrise. Though it looks like it was quite cold when they shot. Jon gets a The North Face coat and Julia gets nothing?
See more great videos from Julia Sheer on YouTube.
Tags: jon d, julia sheer, little talks, little talks cover, of monsters and menBack from a quick hiatus with this really awesome cover of Justin Beiber’s song Beauty and the Beat by Alex Goot, Kurt Schneider, and Chrissy Costanza. It’s always amazing just the sheer talent that exists out there. The fact that if it weren’t for the internet, or some singing competitions, these people would never be heard. While Alex Goot sounds amazing as always, I’m blown away by some of the runs that Chrissy does.
You can check out Kurt’s channel, Chrissy’s channel, and Alex’s channel, for more great videos.
Tags: against the current, alex goot, beauty and the beat, beauty and the beat cover, Chrissy Costanza, justin beiber, Kurt Schneider
Merry Christmas to everyone. If you’re looking for some great Christmas music, I’ve put together a small playlist of Christmas songs from several amazing artists on YouTube such as Tiffany Alvord, Alyssa Bernal, and Dave Days.
Tags: alyssa bernal, christmas, christmas music, christmas songs, dave days, lindsey stirling, megan nicole, Tiffany AlvordChristmas is just one of those magical times of year. There are a plethora of classic Christmas songs out there, but it’s great to hear covers of the classics, and even new original Christmas songs. Jess Moskaluke has one of the most recognizable voices on YouTube with her full rich tone of her voice. Love hearing original music from her.
If you like her song, you can download it from iTunes: http://bit.ly/JessCoverUp3
Merry Christmas to everyone and have a Happy New Year!
Tags: christmas songs, Jess Moskaluke, original christmas songs, Thank God For Christmas
Getting any group of people to sing together and harmonize can be really difficult. But these guys sound really good. And one of the few to do a full version, not just acoustic. The video was shot really well too.
These girls have been really making a name for themselves. As I mentioned in the first video, harmonizing, when done right, is amazing. It’s really evident at the end when they sing acapella.
Is it just me or is there some chemistry here? The video is very intimate, but both Julia and Corey sound great as always.
These just got signed to a label which is really cool. Their version has a really cool indie rock feel. So many IKYWT covers are acoustic and the style in which The Vamps did theirs really sets them apart from every other acoustic version.
Lauren’s vocals are really amazing. There’s a lot of conviction behind them, and the tone of her voice is really nice.
Riley is just killer on her vocals. She’s got a lot of attitude, and that is always a plus when covering Taylor Swift. Jrice’s vocals are so smooth, leaving you wanting more of his voice.
In a sea of acoustic covers, it’s nice to find a version that isn’t pop, or acoustic. But rather hard rock. Sabrina’s vocals are freaking awesome.
Tiffany’s version is probably one of the best full versions.
Alex’s video deserves it’s category. The part where she is secretly following a guy and hiding behind a magazine is hilarious. And Eppic adding his rap always elevates covers to a whole new awesome level.
Alex Goot. Does anything more need to be said?
Tags: alex g, corey gray, i knew you were trouble acoustic, i knew your were trouble cover, jrice, julia sheer, lauren bonnell, megan and liz, midnight red, riley biederer, taylor swift, taylor swift cover, terabrite, the vamps, Tiffany Alvord
