
NNAMDÏ and Beach Fossils share covers for Secretly Canadian's 25th anniversary
The two latest covers for Secretly Canadian's SC25 Singles series celebrating the label's 25th anniversary have been released, which sees NNAMDÏ cover Kacey Musgraves while Beach Fossils cover Kelly Lee Owens.
Secretly Canadian launched its SC25 Singles series in April with a cover of Jens Lekman’s "If I Could Cry (it would feel like this)" by Stella Donnelly, and Porridge Radio's reimagined version of Scout Niblett's "Wet Road", and followed it up with a second instalment last month that saw Skullcrusher cover of Damien Jurado’s "Cloudy Shoes" and Green-House's version of Bill Evans’ "Peace Piece".
Today (11 June) the third drop of the SC25 Singles series has been revealed, and it sees NNAMDÏ cover Kacey Musgraves' "Lonely Weekend" while Beach Fossils tackle Kelly Lee Owens' "L.I.N.E.".
The new releases are also accompanied by the second SC25 Editions announcement, which features reissues of ANOHNI’s HOPELESSNESS, Richard Swift’s Dressed Up for the Letdown, Damien Jurado’s Where Shall You Take Me?, and Here We Go Magic’s A Different Ship.
Secretly Canadian aims to raise $250,000 for Bloomington organisation New Hope For Families as part of its year-long 25th anniversary plans via the reissues and singles.
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