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ReImagined At Home: Watch Navy Inject Soul Into Billie Eilish's Alt-Pop Hit "Everything I Wanted"

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In the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, Caribbean singer/songwriter Navy performs a stirring rendition of Billie Eilish's pop hit "Everything I Wanted"
Taj Mayfield
GRAMMYs
Oct 19, 2021 - 6:32 pm

Navy understood the assignment. 

In the newest episode of ReImagined At Home, the Caribbean singer/songwriter puts her imagination to the test as she infuses her natural, soulful vibes into her cover of Billie Eilish's emotional 2019 single "Everything I Wanted." Navy's rendition feels like a new song altogether: She replaces Eilish's trademark low delivery with forceful singing and substitutes Finneas' gripping instrumentation with simplified, charismatic guitar production.

Watch below to see Dominican-born Navy take the alt-pop hit to uncharted territory.

Watch Navy Perform "Everything I Wanted"

"Everything I Wanted" earned Eilish three of her four GRAMMY nominations at the 63rd GRAMMY Awards in March, including Song of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance and Record of the Year; the song won the GRAMMY for the latter.

Check down below for more amazing live performances from the ReImagined At Home cover series. 

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ReImagined At Home: Watch Ambar Lucid Transform Lady Gaga's Pop Anthem "Poker Face" Into A Dreamlike Performance

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In the newest episode of ReImagined At Home, watch Mexican Dominican singer/songwriter and musician Ambar Lucid make Lady Gaga's GRAMMY-winning pop hit "Poker Face" her own through her mellow, psychedelic performance
Taj Mayfield
GRAMMYs
Oct 5, 2021 - 5:27 pm

Imagine taking a song that was nominated for Best Dance Recording, Record of the Year and Song of the Year and making it your own. Well, Mexican Dominican singer/songwriter and musician Ambar Lucid did just that with Lady Gaga's 2008 single "Poker Face."

Lucid, a self-described introvert from Little Ferry, New Jersey, specializes in utilizing her hushed-yet-forceful vocals to create a captivating listening experience. She did it on her Dreaming Lucid and Get Lost In The Music EPs, her debut album Garden of Lucid, and now, once again, on her performance in the ReImagined At Home cover series.

Watch the episode below to see the 20-year-old lay claim to a pop classic with her '60s-inspired psychedelic rock tribute.

Watch Ambar Lucid Perform Lady Gaga's "Poker Face"

"Poker Face" served as the second single from Lady Gaga's 2008 debut album, The Fame. The hit track and album earned Gaga two GRAMMY wins for Best Dance Recording and Best Electronic/Dance Album, respectively, at the 52nd GRAMMY Awards in 2010.

Experience more classic songs ReImagined by up-and-coming artists down below.

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ReImagined At Home: Watch Sweet Taboo Perform Flavorful Cover Of TLC's "No Scrubs"

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In the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, watch Latinx girl group Sweet Taboo add their own flavor to TLC's 1999 GRAMMY-winning R&B classic "No Scrubs"
Taj Mayfield
GRAMMYs
Sep 21, 2021 - 4:42 pm

Searching for the ingredients for the perfect girl group in 2021? Three Latinas from Los Angeles have just the thing you need. 

Made up of rapper ICP Bre and singers Jen Torrejon and Sami Ramos, Latinx girl group Sweet Taboo describe their sound as a fusion of Latin, rap and R&B elements. 

That unique blend is on full display in the latest episode of ReImagined At Home, as Sweet Taboo charismatically cover TLC's 1999 GRAMMY-winning R&B classic "No Scrubs." (The original TLC version of the song won the GRAMMY for Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal at the 42nd GRAMMY Awards, which took place in 2000; the album on which the song was featured, FanMail, won the GRAMMY for Best R&B Album that same night.)

Watch Sweet Taboo Perform TLC's "No Scrubs"

Despite only having two songs to their name, Sweet Taboo are bubbling towards stardom thanks to their captivating covers and promising singles like "Lil Bit" and "Used to It." From DJ Khaled to Kehlani, household names have already taken notice of the Los Angeles group, who are currently working on their debut, self-titled EP. 

If you enjoyed Sweet Taboo's performance of "No Scrubs," check out more episodes of ReImagined At Home below.

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ReImagined At Home: Watch WYATT Recreate The Magic In His Performance Of Eric Clapton's Classic "Change The World"

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Love is in the air in the latest edition of ReImagined At Home, as singer/songwriter WYATT warmly covers Eric Clapton's GRAMMY-winning 1996 single, "Change the World"
Taj Mayfield
GRAMMYs
Sep 7, 2021 - 8:11 pm

Depending on who you ask, the adage "true love never dies" isn't always accurate. But with performers like WYATT, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who denies the timelessness of a classic love song.

For proof, look no further than to WYATT's colorful cover of Eric Clapton's GRAMMY-winning song "Change the World," in which the singer/songwriter breathes new life into the timeless lyrics of the 1996 single in the latest episode of ReImagined At Home.

WYATT Performs Eric Clapton's "Change The World"

WYATT's performance, shot in black-and-white visuals from his bedroom, pays homage to "Change the World" in more ways than one: It reimagines Clapton's version, which itself is a cover of a Wynonna Judd original released earlier that year. After receiving wide acclaim and accolades, with the song winning the GRAMMY for Record Of The Year at the 39th GRAMMY Awards in 1997, Clapton credited the success of his version of "Change the World" to his foresight to include 11-time GRAMMY-winning producer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, to whom Clapton credits the song’s blues feeling, according to Mojo.

Watch WYATT's gripping take of the tried-and-true "Change the World" above and relive more episodes of ReImagined At Home below.

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ReImagined At Home: Let Oxlade Calm Your Soul With Performance Of Skip Marley's "Slow Down"

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For the latest edition of GRAMMY.com's ReImagined At Home cover series, Nigerian singer Oxlade puts his heart and powerful vocals on full display in this performance of Skip Marley's "Slow Down"
Ana Monroy Yglesias
GRAMMYs
Aug 24, 2021 - 10:45 am

In the latest episode of the ReImagined At Home cover series, 24-year-old Nigerian singer Oxlade takes us to Lagos—the stunning steps of Shiro Lagos restaurant, to be exact—and right into his heart.

His warm rendition of Skip Marley's "Slow Down" offers just that, four sweet minutes to calm your mind and spirit.

Watch his performance in full below.

Oxlade Performs Skip Marley's "Slow Down"

Marley's reggae-infused R&B track featuring H.E.R. was nominated for Best R&B Song at the 63rd GRAMMY Awards show earlier this year. It was also the fastest and biggest streaming song from the Marley family!

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