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The Best Covers You've Never Heard

These already loveable songs are re-done by some well and un-known artists.

Christian Taylor Early

Oct 24, 2016

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The Best Covers You've Never Heard

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These already loveable songs are re-done by some well and un-known artists.

1. Jolene

Miley Cyrus covers Dolly Parton's hit "Jolene".

2. Hymn for the Weekend

James Bay, or Bae, cover's Coldplay's "Hymn for the Weekend" with a more acoustic twist.

3. Only One

Brit, Conor Maynard beautifully cover's Kanye West's "Only One" with a mash up including Michael Jackson and Ed Sheeran. Can you say beautiful?

4. Let It Go

Ms. Steinfeld shows us her own rendition of Bay's "Let It Go".

5. XO

Ole Johnny has done it again, another beautiful cover this time of Beyonce's "XO".

6. Thinking About You

We can't stop thinking about how well Tori cover's Frank Ocean's "Thinking About You".

7. Dancing on my Own

KOL showcase their cover of Robyn's Dancing on my Own on BBC's Live Lounge.

8. Like I'm Gonna Lose You

Sabrina Carpenter cover's Meghan Trainor's "Like I'm Gonna Lose You" and it's soothing yet powerful.

9. "Hotline Bling"

Charlie Puth and Kehlani make a magical duo as they bring Drake's "Hotline Bling" to life.

10. Dreams

Looks like B can do more than gossip, she can sing too. Leighton Meester and Dana Williams cover Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams".

11. Blank Space/Style

Louisa Wendorff and Devin Dawson mash up Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" and "Style" to make a beautiful melody.

12. Valerie

Alessia Cara's little bedroom cover of Amy Winehouse's "Valerie" is so simplistic and soothing.

13. I Think I'm In Love Again

Andie Case cover's Kat Dahlia's "I Think I'm In Love".

14. Send My Love

Jasmine Thompson is giving us chills over her cover of Adele's "Send My Love".

15. 7 Years

Madilyn Bailey and Joshua David Evans cover Lukas Graham's "7 Years".

16. Sunday Morning

Megan Nicole beautifully covers Maroon 5's "Sunday Morning".

17. Say My Name

This powerful duo cover's Destiny Child's classic "Say My Name".

18. Can't Help Falling in Love

Haley Reinhart's raspy cover of "Can't Help Falling in Love" is breathtaking.

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