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In one of the most fitting Like a Version performances in recent memory, Client Liaison have unequivocally proven that groove is in the heart.
Covering the majestic "The Deepest Sighs, the Frankest Shadows", Gretta Ray also performed her newly-released single, "Cherish".
Amy Shark gave listeners more than they bargained for with a stripped-back rendition of "Sugar, We're Goin' Down".
Returning to the triple j studios, Ocean Alley mash-up a trio of classic tracks from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon and The Wall.
"I think the lyrics are great and Lana Del Rey is one of the better songwriters of our time," Hayley Mary explained of the track.
"We definitely owe [The Beatles] a whole lot in sort of making the music that we do now," explained Spacey Jane guitarist and vocalist Caleb Harper.
"Rather than cover a song completely, it was nice to put a bit of a spin on this track, and then get sued by Disney for the rest of our lives."
Tackling Sia's 'Breathe Me', the pair also delivered a powerful rendition of 'Energy' for their Like a Version appearance.
"This is probably one of the most exciting milestones in my career so far," Jess Kent says of her Like a Version debut.
Releases by Cub Sport, The Bamboos, The Teskey Brothers, and triple j's Like a Version series will appear for Record Store Day next month.
