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Alt-Pop Band Covers "That's Life" On The Spot (Ft. Little Hurt)

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In this episode of Covers on the Spot, Colin of Little Hurt walks into EastWest Studios and is handed Frank Sinatra’s “That’s Life,” a song literally recorded down the hall in Studio 1. With only a few hours, chords and lyrics in hand, the band has to tear the tune apart and rebuild it into something that sounds like Colin's work, grappling with key changes, phrasing, swagger, and the impossible task of not sounding like a Sinatra impersonator. It’s a perfect glimpse into how artists grapple with legacy, instinct, and creativity when they’re compelled to learn from the greats and make it their own.

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Chapters:

00:00 - The Intro
01:42 - The Rules
02:02 - Reacting to the Song
05:40 - Creating the Cover
12:50 - Final Performance
15:43 - Closing Thoughts
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20 Comments

@MKeen-u7e 8 months ago

Given the ethos of Musora, it seems crappy that the descriptions for each video don’t list the names of the session players. They’re inextricably part of the final cover and deserve to be named (more than just a first name dropped at the open of the episode).

@patriarch739 9 months ago

That girl was right the switch to the surf rock thing for a couple bars there is perfect

@theogreenly 6 months ago

That keyboard player is insane. He could play the whole song fluently before they even finished the first listen.

@darknytestudios 8 months ago

The surf rock switch was a stroke of genius. Overall though, this was really really good.

@SteelOnyxYT 8 months ago

It’s criminal these covers are never put on streaming I’d actually watch more of these if I was finding new covers to listen to :/

@Odintorr 9 months ago (edited)

Its got an early 2000s, pop punk, end of a teen movie vibe, like, i can see this as the last scene of an "American pie" type movie where theyre jumping from character to character.

@FlaminUndies 9 months ago

Please start adding the band "friends" in the description. It would be nice to check out their other work. Preston was solid, what's his background?

@robb1996 9 months ago

This gave a lot of Neon Trees energy. Same energy as Animal

@bronsoncarder2491 9 months ago (edited)

This... is amazing.
I'm a gigantic fan of Sinatra. My favorite of his is My Way, but That's Life is certainly up there.
And your take on it was great. Very modern but still very much the spirit of the song.

Special shout to the badass drummer. Coming up with such nuanced and appropriate fills on the spot is not easy.

@TheHomesteadJourney 9 months ago

I love that drop at "pawn and a king"... I am loving this project!!!

@kraktor7368 9 months ago

To cover frank Sinatra is such a cool idea and Genre overall!

@matthewtellez9143 1 month ago

This needs a streaming release

@Counterflak 9 months ago

Oh boy, an early Christmas present from Musora

@srs9130 3 weeks ago

Love this version. Properly makes this song appealing to a different audience

@arrjay2410 2 weeks ago

I'm 65, frank Sinatra was my fathers time (though he was more of a Beatles fan). That said, I do like Sinatra's music and Electro swing. I turned this on a watched it over my morning coffee and avocado toast - loved it.

@shogunender8752 9 months ago

it got there so hard it is exactly the vibes i think id hear on the radio if this came out in the early 2000's

@BenjiSun 9 months ago

Being able to be inside their brains like this makes this one of the coolest channels ever created on Youtube, maybe comparable to THR's Actors Roundtable. It's so amazing to see all these very hardworking and talented artists building something with their many years of experience.

@southmarkmusic 9 months ago

I didn't have much hope for this one but these folks did an amazing job. Really cool.

@Robb-r3u 9 months ago

Wow!!!! That version absolutely smoked it!!!! Fannnnntastic!!!! It's Christmas morning here in New Zealand and Musora just made my start to the day absolutely wonderful. Thank you. I'd love to see you guys reimagine some of these old classics, Nina Simone and others I can't think of right now. Your channel absolutely rocks. I was a DJ for 30 years, not a club DJ, did birthdays, weddings etc. Played all sorts of everything, every genre, for everyone. I'd do it all over again if I could, and go deaf again, lol. But in all those years, I looked for songs like this, hits that had been reworked, because sometimes people need to stretch their boundaries both in the studio and on the dancefloor.
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