Kotkit - Cry To Me And Other Viral Dance HitsFlorida based outfit Kotkit made a splashy debut with their playful take on Solomon Burke's 1962 classic hit "Cry To Me," which inspired a huge dance craze on social media. All this new attention propelled them to release their first full length album, "Cry To Me And Other Viral Dance Hits," a surprising collection of inventive remakes of classic hits from the 1950's and 60's, utilizing the same playbook they used to create their first hit single.

this unbelievably taut and methodical marvel follows the fictional Fontaine's single-minded pursuit of freedom

but none of them dressed like punks or dyed their hair

"On A Promise"

What About You" b/w "Recycle" boasts an "A" side and a "AA" side - no doubt a nod to the high quality of the content

it was impossible not to reference it

the German-born John Christopher Smith wrote an oratorio on the seasons

Virginia's's own prodigious songwriter will thrill long-time fans and lure new ones

Mike Garson from David Bowie's band on piano

the Colonel calls for race to decide he winner

Closing out the package Lyon house superstar Folamour provides his remix

Broadway production of "Pousse-Cafe" - music by Duke Ellington

he got green up to his horns