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After The X Factor let her go, RAIGN covered Chris Isaak's slow-burner with Mysto & Pizzi. Two years later, television found it.

Sigur Rós's second single from Kveikur, out with their first lyric video: on their most aggressive album, the song critics heard as pop began as a bowed ukulele.

A song idea from a swim, the 2021 fires in the Gulf of Mexico and a sacrifice thrown into a volcano: Matthew Tonner's third single of 2022.

A 2010 piano ballad, recorded again for Big Scary's debut album, then sent to America in 2012 with a new video about an old man losing himself.

Left without a label or a band, Brook Pridemore set out to film a video for every song on Gory Details. This is the one with Joe Michelini and a trumpet.

The first song after Wake Up came from the team behind “We Come Running” and held up to the debut, then never made the album it was meant to lead.