Broadway veteran Mykal Kilgore serves up “Jackie Wilson-style” vocals on Céline Dion’s mega-hit “My Heart Will Go On,” joined by my buddy Todd Schroeder on piano for Postmodern Jukebox.
Check those effortless vocals – including the fab key change!
Kilgore has collaborated with Welsh popster Bright Light Bright Light, and more recently with Scissor Sisters member Del Marquis on his Slow Knights project.
Over 500K views and climbing. I love my Broadway tribe 🙂
I love the reinventions by Scott Bradlee and his Postmodern Jukebox. This new video features Haley Reinhart delivering a Marilyn Monroe-esque version of Britney Spears’ “Oops I Did It Again.”
The sultry Ariana Savalas sings (and whistles) her way through this 1920’s remake of Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance,” also featuring PMJ’s newest shining star, the incredible tap dance prodigy Sarah Reich.
Follow Postmodern Jukebox at their official website. And find more of their fab musical reinvention on iTunes here.
Wicked’s Shoshana Bean guests with Postmodern Jukebox – “I Want It That Way”
My pal Shoshana Bean guests with Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox for this 70s soul cover of the Backstreet Boys hit “I Want It That Way.”
Shoshana has been guesting with PMJ during their Wednesday night residency at Hyde in West Hollywood. Plus she’s hitting the road with the band for shows in Costa Mesa, San Diego and Las Vegas. Click here for PMJ tour schedule.
Shoshana’s new EP called Shadows To Light is out and available now – check it out here.
And find the latest Postmodern Jukebox CD Selfies On Kodachromehere.
Out smooth jazz star (and nine-time Grammy nominee) Dave Koz teams up with Scott Bradlee & Postmodern Jukebox for this “smooth version” of the “Game of Thrones” theme.
Dave guests on a very different version of the 80s hit “Careless Whisper” with Postmodern Jukebox.
Scott Bradlee, the genius behind Postmodern Jukebox, seeks to reinvent pop songs in what he feels are new, more artistic settings:
“My goal with Postmodern Jukebox is to get my audience to think of songs not as rigid, ephemeral objects, but like malleable globs of silly putty. Songs can be twisted, shaped, and altered without losing their identities–just as we grow, age, and expire without losing ours–and it is through this exploration that the gap between “high” and “low” art can be bridged most readily.”
Dave (9-time Grammy Award nominee, don’t you know) has a great solo beginning at 1:42 exploring different styles with the song. He’s also a little cagey in the beginning playing a bit then sneaking out.
You can check out more from Dave here, and more from Postmodern Jukebox here.