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Thank you! Wow!â"/></p> <h2>Whatâs this site for?</h2> <p>Occasionally, people make music, and then wildly different people cover that music with wildly different sounds and results. I like when this happens. I especially like when it happens without changing the pronouns of the original piece. â<a href="cover/angel-eyes-the-czars">Look into his angel eyesâ¦</a>â hits differently when it comes from a sparsely accompanied, gravelly male voice, instead of, ah, ABBA. Covers are neat!</p> <p>I was first inspired by Andrea Lawlorâs <a href="https://bookshop.org/a/97627/9780525566182" rel="nofollow"><em>Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl</em></a>:</p> <blockquote><p>Some covers deliver the age-old simple pleasures of dragâknowledge, the opportunity to investigate the simulacra and make comparisons, that obscure little frisson of dissonance. Take Joan Baez singing âVirgil Kane is my name⦠like my father before me, Iâm a working manâ (which, of course, is originally from The Bandâs â<a href="cover/the-night-they-drove-old-dixie-down-joan-baez">The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down</a>)â or Cait OâRiordan from the Pogues crooning, âMy name is Jock Stewart, Iâm a canny gun manâ (from the traditional â<a href="cover/im-a-man-you-dont-meet-every-day-the-pogues">Iâm a Man You Donât Meet Every Day</a>â). Joan Baezâs contralto can, if you squint your ears, pass as a farm-boy tenor; Cait OâRiordanâs chalky delivery might be that of a rich ponce.</p></blockquote> <p>After finishing the book, I made a <a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5YQ4AyxQ6DeDxKJgSryAU2?si=e56f2c3d59fc4a00" rel="nofollow">big Spotify playlist</a> for covers. Over time, the playlist got too unwieldy to manage, so I made this site. Itâs much nicer.</p> <h2>What makes a gender-swapped cover? How do I label songs âcorrectlyâ?</h2> <p>For most things it should be obvious. But if you find yourself asking:</p> <ul><li>What if there are performers of mixed genders?</li> <li>What if one cover is instrumental?</li> <li>What if a performer is trans?</li> <li>What if a performer is non-human (cat, whale, etc.)?</li> <li>How can we <em>really</em> know a performerâs gender?</li></ul> <p>I encourage you to <em>make it up</em>. Because gender is kinda made up, too, and this is just a silly site I built. If it feels good, do it.</p> <h2>How do you tag covers?</h2> <p>Tags like âfasterâ, âmore energeticâ, and âsadderâ come from the <a href="https://reccobeats.com" rel="nofollow">ReccoBeats</a> API. ReccoBeats runs an automated analysis on every track, and then different fields like âvalenceâ get returned with a number. I ask the computer to compare numbers from two tracks, and voilà ! 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