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VIDEO A-ha's "Take On Me" gets a swinging tribute courtesy of Lake Street Dive
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Thread created on: 2017-12-18 09:58:44
Post created on: 2017-12-18 09:58:44
A-ha's "Take On Me" gets a swinging tribute courtesy of Lake Street Dive Lake Street Dive has delivered a fresh and swinging tribute to one of the most iconic songs of the 1980s — A-ha's "Take On Me." This cover pays homage to the Norwegian band's synth-heavy classic, injecting new life and a lively vibe into the track that has captivated audiences for decades. The original "Take On Me" is celebrated not only for its catchy melodies but also for its groundbreaking music video, which remains a hallmark of the 80s pop culture landscape. Lake Street Dive's version showcases their signature blend of jazz, pop, and rock elements, all while remaining true to the spirit of the original. This is a great reminder of how classic songs can be reinterpreted through contemporary styles and influences. In their rendition, expect rich vocal harmonies and dynamic instrumentation that highlights the band's musical versatility. The performance is a delightful journey back in time, making it perfect for both long-time fans of A-ha and newcomers alike. For a bit of fun, let's share our thoughts: What's your favorite cover of a classic 80s song? How do you think Lake Street Dive compares to the original? Join the conversation!
Post created on: 2017-12-18 09:58:44
A-ha's "Take On Me" gets a swinging tribute courtesy of Lake Street Dive Lake Street Dive has delivered a fresh and swinging tribute to one of the most iconic songs of the 1980s — A-ha's "Take On Me." This cover pays homage to the Norwegian band's synth-heavy classic, injecting new life and a lively vibe into the track that has captivated audiences for decades. The original "Take On Me" is celebrated not only for its catchy melodies but also for its groundbreaking music video, which remains a hallmark of the 80s pop culture landscape. Lake Street Dive's version showcases their signature blend of jazz, pop, and rock elements, all while remaining true to the spirit of the original. This is a great reminder of how classic songs can be reinterpreted through contemporary styles and influences. In their rendition, expect rich vocal harmonies and dynamic instrumentation that highlights the band's musical versatility. The performance is a delightful journey back in time, making it perfect for both long-time fans of A-ha and newcomers alike. For a bit of fun, let's share our thoughts: What's your favorite cover of a classic 80s song? How do you think Lake Street Dive compares to the original? Join the conversation!
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