The seminal punk anthem from The Clash takes a dramatic electro pop turn with Damian Rhodes' impressional take on the classic hit.

Singer Sid Narbom lends his talent to this modern pop/EDM reimagining of The Shapeshifters' 2004 smash hit.

Bruce Springsteen's classic soft rock hit is reworked into a contemporary pop style, retaining a retro 1980's atmosphere with analogue synth arpeggios and stabs.

Jem Godfrey and vocalist Ayanna produce a contemporary, edgy and dramatic reimagining of Nina Simone's much beloved classic.

A highly emotive take on the anthemic Foo Fighters track, filled with haunting minimalism and atmospheric textures.

Duffy's 2008 smash captured the public's attention with an upbeat and soul-driven pop execution. Now experience a noir-soaked and brooding electronic reworking, featuring sultry vocals and a sleek arrangement.

An iconic linchpin of the 1980's post-punk movement, Joy Division's compelling number is similarly executed through dark, dynamic and dramatic electronica.

It Must Be Love was first recorded in 1971 by Labi Siffre, and then famously covered by ska reggae band the Madness ten years later. This version sees the track in a much darker, haunting light with crystal clear vocals from Lucia Phillips and produced by Mike Reed.

Beatrice Walter has taken on German rock band Scorpians' track Wind of Change; first released in 1990. This electronic contemporary take is brooding, ethereal and guaranteed to get stuck in your head!

Celebration is everyone's favourite party hit from Kool & The Gang, originally released in 1980. DJ Father Funk has reworked this classic into a funky house edit with soulful vocals from Melanie Smith.

This 1996 hit by American alternative rock band Cake has had a badass makeover by Producer Mitch Von Arx and Vocalist Lost Souljah, giving a completely different rendition filled with moments of power.

Dream a Little Dream was originally recorded by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt in 1931 and has since been covered many times; most famously by the Mamas and Papas. Producer Luke Moseley and Artist Salt Ashes have taken this in a completely different direction, with 80's synth influences and moody vocals.

Deliah have put their spin on the classic that everyone knows and loves, Mr Blue Sky, with ethereal vocals and instrumentation to leave you daydreaming for the duration of the track.

Originally released as a free demo in 2013, "Take Me to Church" has since catapulted Hozier to chart success. The song rose in prominence alongside its viral music video, attracting A&R representatives from major labels in a bidding war to sign Hozier. Fabian and Amy Yon have put their dark, sultry twist on it to make it even moodier.