BBC6′s Jo Whiley played host this morning to a live session offering up a pop cocktail shaken and stirred in Stereo heaven: Swedish pop princess Robyn, covering “Since U Been Gone.” Doesn’t get much better than that, and it’ll sound as good out of your laptop speakers as it does on paper. Just the lovely Robyn with some very Madonna-esque synth, taking Kelly’s four-alarm screamer and moving it into ’80s ballad territory. Fair, yes, we’re obsessed with Robyn, but if you have even an ounce of love for Konichiwa, this track is a must. Not making a run at Ted Leo in the definitive Kelly cover sweepstakes, but still we like. Grab it at Electroqueer. (via P4K)

 

Has anyone started a petition to get Robyn over here for a Stateside tour? Somebody please, get on that. She can stay at Stereogum HQ and everything.

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Comments (5)
  1. eh. it’s OK.

  2. toasty  |   Posted on Aug 9th, 2007

    i’m embarassed to say that it’s worse than the original

  3. mmmbop  |   Posted on Aug 9th, 2007

    I like it!

  4. seth  |   Posted on Aug 9th, 2007

    I’ll sign that petition if you’ll take Jo Whiley too

  5. Sarah  |   Posted on Aug 10th, 2007

    I like it too.

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