“She Plays Bass” (beabadoobee Cover)
August is flying by, isn’t it? In honor of being home and reunited with everything I love in the Bay Area (while being restricted to my home; home is a […]
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“Take On Me” (From The Last Of Us: Part II) (A-ha Cover)
If you know, you know… This sad girl version of “Take On Me” inspired from Ellie’s song to Dina in The Last Of Us: Part II just gets to me. […]
Killing In The Name (Rage Against The Machine Cover)
From a global pandemic to nationwide unemployment and continued systemic racism occurring in our nation, it’s hard not feel hurt, disgusted, angry and emotional during these trying times. Before the […]
“Something About Us” (Daft Punk Cover)
Earlier this summer, I went into a Daft Punk listening hole. From Random Access Memories to Discovery, the smooth, mellow vibes of “Something About Us” had always stuck with me. I thought it’d […]
“Plastic Love” (Mariya Takeuchi 竹内 まりや Cover)
This 1984 Japanese “city pop” which took over me last winter has always had such an infectious vibe — infectious enough that I finally decided to revisit it and record […]
Ten Years and Half a Million Views Later
I just realized my YouTube has had up to HALF a MILLION views across my channel since starting it 10 years ago. I never had any intention for it except […]
“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” (The Beatles Cover)
“I look at you all see the love there that’s sleeping While my guitar gently weeps I look at the floor and I see it needs sweeping Still my guitar […]
“Can We Talk” (Tevin Campbell Fingerstyle Guitar Cover)
Can we talk, for a minute Girl I want to know your name A while ago last summer, my good friends in Sunny & The Black Pack covered this old […]
“Let Me” Be Your (Wo)man (Zayn Cover)
With lots of time spent more at home, in my room, tending to my love of music, health and self, I’ve been feeling this song a lot lately — and […]
I’ll Be Your Whatever You Want, “Cannonball” (The Breeders Cover)
Channeling my inner 90’s child. 💣 This 1993 alternative rock anthem from The Breeders was and still is iconic of its time. Almost seen as the band’s “one hit wonder,” […]
