Last week, we got an unreleased demo from Clairo, “Everything I Know,” which was recorded while she was putting together her debut album, Immunity, which came out last year.
Today, she’s putting out a new cover, and there’s definitely some throughline in the titles and mood of both tracks. It’s of “Everyday, I Don’t,” a song by the underground art-pop musician Anna Domino, and it appeared on her 1984 album East And West.
Check it out below.
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Mistyheads can exhale. The album we’ve been waiting for is here. For more than a decade, our man J. Tillman has been building a reputation as one of his generation’s most inspired singer-songwriters: a louche and stylish cultural commentator at the intersection of folk-rock and 1970s studio-pop, lacing his songs with lush orchestration and scathing […]
Cher was 16 when she met the 27-year-old record producer Sonny Bono. She was 18 when she married Bono — her first marriage, his second — and 19 when the couple released the smash 1965 single “I Got You, Babe.” Sonny and Cher went through a bitter divorce in 1975, and Bono went on to […]
