THE BEST SELECTION: COVER VERSIONS (S01E10)



Here it is, the tenth episode of 'THE BEST SELECTION OF COVER VERSIONS' and this features the music of American pop/rock band, Maroon 5. The song covered is ‘Sugar’ by Internet sensations, Sam Tsui and Tyler Ward.

So, you tell me. Who covered it better and why?

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