Ever since my husband introduced me to Postmodern Jukebox, I have been a huge fan. Begun by Scott Bradlee in 2011, the hugely popular Postmodern Jukebox is basically popular modern songs sung in vintage music styles. While the concept may sound odd at first, it works surprisingly well and has proved so popular, artists have gone on to tour five continents as well as releasing several albums.

As previously stated, I am a big fan, so I have decided to put together a list of songs that would make a good introduction to the style. Without further ado, I present to you my personal top ten list of Postmodern Jukebox covers, ordered from ten to one. I hope you enjoy them.

Number 10

Last Christmas by Wham!, sung by Sara Niemietz, Christina Gatti & Ariana Savalas (Andrews Sisters Style)

Number 9

Barbie Girl by Aqua, sung by Morgan James (Beach Boys Style)

Number 8

Zombie by The Cranberries, sung by Maiya Sykes (Soul)

Number 7

Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepson, sung by Von Smith (Vintage)

Number 6

All Star by Smash Mouth, sung by Vonzell Solomon (Reggae)

Number 5

I Kissed a Girl by Katy Perry, sung by Robyn Adele Anderson (’50s Doo Wop)

Number 4

Dancing In The Dark by Bruce Springsteen, sung by Von Smith (Retro ’50s)

Number 3

Rude by Magic, sung by Von Smith (1950s Sock Hop)

Number 2

Thriller by Michael Jackson, sung by Wayne Brady (1930s Jazz)

Number 1

Somebody That I Used To Know by Gotye, sung by Hannah Gill (’40s Big Band)

Categories: Top Tens

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