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You’ve been handed the AUX cord. You are in control. You can choose to play the originals, but that’s not why you’re reading Switching Styles. You can choose one close to the original, like Philip Serino, or even Game Boy Jones. You want more, and weirder. That’s why you’re here, to weird out your family once and for all. It’s time for some confusingly weird tunes. Let’s get it out of the way. These are the weird of the obscure covers of well-known songs. These are the oddities of the oddities, the complexities of YouTube brought to you by Switching Styles. If you wanted something less odd, I would suggest Mike Masse , or Koto Covers , or Tarzan . Now that you’ve been warned, let’s begin with some of the oddest covers to weird out your family. "Candyman" by Primus, Originally by Sammy Davis The top of our list is “Candyman,” originally by Sammy Davis and covered by Primus. I would highly suggest listening to the original song as it’s been covered quite a few times since the 70’s, including The Sloppy Seconds (1989). It was made popular by the film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ( 1971 ). Primus brings that classic into a whole new realm. At the start of the music, you aren’t quite sure if they are doing a cover of “Candyman”. Then come in the horror movie sound effects and the sound of cows mooing, and you’re even more confused. The vocals, if you’ve never heard a Primus song, are rather eerie. But if you take into account their style and the instrumental, it mixes in perfectly! With a music video that looks like something out of a Katy Perry acid trip directed by Tim Burton, the weird cover song is complete. "House of the Rising Sun" Cover by Asaf Avidan and the Mojos, Originally by The Animals Following the theme of weird music videos and creative acid-inspired creatures, here is Red Band with Asaf Avidan and the Mojos. Covering “House of the Rising Sun”, they provide an amazingly quirky cover. Together, they bring a whole new sound to The Animals’ classic. Red Band are the fluffy muppet rockstars that are taking Sesame Street style to the stage. Asaf Avidan is a singer-songwriter and a part of Asaf Avidan and the Mojos until they sadly disbanded in 2011. Back to the topic at hand, cover songs! What makes this cover unique is, funny enough, not the puppets but the vocals. Combining the deepset vocals of the Mojos’ backup vocalists and Red Band’s lead singer with Avidan’s amazing range and pitch, it’s intriguing. Red Band’s lead singer, Red, comments in the music video that “[Avidan’s] voice is penetrating my very soul”. That couldn’t be truer. "Thunderstruck" Cover by Steve’n’Seagulls, Originally by AC/DC Prepare to be ThunderStruck. Prepare for quite a few references. Steve’n’Seagulls. Yes, that is a nod to Steven Seagal, an American actor, producer, screenwriter, martial artist, and musician. Seagal is known for his action films in the 90’s and for playing the antagonist in the 2010  Machete  film. Dramatic, I know. Thunderstruck is a dramatic song before the addition of the anvil. The lead singer plays a mean anvil. And honestly, it fits right in with the overall style of the music and the musicians' aesthetic. If you aren’t sure about how much the anvil adds to the cover, listen to it again. Another listen-through means you’ll catch more of the banjo player shredding those notes! "I Got You Babe" by Tiny Tim, Originally by Sonny and Cher Remember Insidious? Remember Tiny Tim? Remember the terror of the song, “ Tiptoe through the Tulips “? It was creepy. We can all agree that it was a creepy song. This may be because the modern popularization of this song stemmed from Insidious (2010). Others argue that it was a creepy song from the moment Tiny Tim performed it. Well, Tiny Tim has a cover of “I Got You Babe” by Sonny and Cher. The first note of the Ukulele is always allowed to get prepared. This is not the duet cover you expected, but it’s exactly what you’d expect of a cover performed by Tiny Tim. There is no sense of disappointment with this cover. Singing both parts for Sonny and Cher, he managed to sing the high and low parts while maintaining his signature vocal style and tone. "Clint Eastwood" by 8Bit Universe Originally by Gorillaz If you’re a fan of old-school video games, then this is the style for you. 8-bit games may have turned from retro to nostalgic to hip and back within the past several years. One thing remains true: it’s nostalgic as all heck. Bringing you back to the past is 8-Bit covers. Their covers sound as if they are straight out of a video game. Overall, this is fantastic. More specifically, this Gorillaz cover takes a chill song to a nostalgic place. “Clint Eastwood” started as a chill and rather mesmerizing song, only to be enhanced, thrusting the audience into a retro groove. Please do share your family’s reactions on Twitter @StyleSwitching!

331Erock is the name of a YouTube guitarist with fantastic fingering skills. In addition to just over one million subscribers, this musician has collected more than 136 million views. That’s impressive. And then you listen to his music and it becomes even more impressive. Behind the youtube channel, is Eric Calderone, a metal guitarist. He describes himself as a “Tattoo gettin’ comic book readin’ guitar strummin’ point and clickin’ tv watchin’ movie buffin’ wifey lovin’ average guy.” Most of his music contains metal guitar covers of anything you could want. With the titles “… Meets Metal”, he combines nostalgia, film, fantasy, and video games with the metal genre. The majority of his covers are metal covers of gaming soundtracks. These gaming soundtracks like Castlevania, Silent Hill, Battlefield, Duke Nukem, God Of War, Assassin's Creed, Undertale, Super Mario Bro, Overwatch, and Halo. This list is full of amazing nostalgic content perfect for any kind of nerd there is. Each of these music videos takes anywhere between 35 to 40 hours each week. One of his fantastic playlists is “Memes Meet Metal” . It’s exactly what you think it is. Metal covers of meme music. This playlist includes The Trololol Song, Careless Whisper, The Nyan Cat Theme And Never Gonna Give You Up (everybody loves a good rickroll eh?). Collaborating with other fantastic artists such as Jonathan Young in a “Toss A Coin To Your Witcher” Cover. Calderone told Live Wire in an interview that it wasn’t his first video, Pirates of the Caribbean, that got him started as a YouTube musician. Instead, it was his cover of Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” – his 12th video. “And then my brother mentioned, “Hey man, this chick  Lady Gaga is kind of big right now. Maybe give her a listen? Maybe you can do one of her songs.” I was like, “Yeah. okay,” Calderone explains. Before his cover of Lady Gaga, he would get excited about the 80 subscribers. After he uploaded the video, his views were beyond triple digits. “I woke up the next morning, and my inbox was something stupid, like 1100 messages in it. I was like, “What the hell?” I went through the inbox and it was all the YouTube stuff. I was like, “What’s going on with this?” I went on and it had 125,000 views and I was like, “Oh my god! This is awesome!” That’s kind of the one that started it,” he continues. The YouTube channel provides a range of songs with a metal twist, thanks to Calderone’s guitar strumming. Check them out! Let us know what you think in the comments below!!

Oneboredjeu is a talented mashup artist starting in 2012. This name happened by happenstance because the username, “One Bored Jew” was taken. “My user/channel name is pronounced “one bored jew”. I would’ve been oneboredjew but Tumblr wouldn’t let me pick that as my username back in 2012. That’s when I changed the “w” to a “u” to bypass that. If I had known my mashups would take off, I would not have called myself this lol,” she explained in her FAQ. Using Audacity, she brings together different songs, sounds, beats, and music to create her own mashups. Mashups where an artist takes multiple sources of audio and combining them into one gorgeous song. Here’s an example of their work Oneboredjeu’s mashup of “The Lone Slim Shady” By Oneboredjeu Mashup. That’s not her only amazing mashup. She’s been creating since 2012 with songs coming out regularly. Unfortunately, at this time, the only place to listen to her mashups are on Youtube. As she use mostly official instrumentals but not have any rights to redistribute, she’s not only on Youtube. Below are several of her most popular mashups for your listening pleasure. “Barbie Girl” by Aqua and “Rain On Me” by Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande combine into something sweet but sour. “Shape of You” by Ed Sheeran with the lyrics of “Down With The Sickness” by Disturbed is a superbly chill mashup. Making a high energy mashup is “Black and Yellow” by Wiz Khalifa and “Feel Good Inc.” by Gorillaz. “ Gravity Falls Main Title Theme” by Brad Breeck with the vocals of “Mr. Brightside” by The Killers bring nostalgia to a whole new level. What are your favourites?! Let us know on Twitter @StyleSwitching!!

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