Awesome MGMT

The guys from Scary Pockets teamed up with singer Corey Frye of The Main Squeeze for an uplifting funk cover version of MGMT’s 2007 hit track Electric Feel. The smooth grooves and soulful vocals will brighten even the darkest day.

We’ve always loved the MGMT song Electric Feel. But what if it were a twangy acoustic track instead of a hip indie electro-funk song? Well, wonder no longer, as musician Alex Melton answers that question with a great arrangement that gives the song a whole new flavor.

Control yourself, take only what you need from the 21st day of September. Remix artist William Maranci performed a wild combo maneuver with this track, which seamlessly mashes up MGMT’s Kids with Earth, Wind & Fire’s September.

THePETEBOX covers MGMT’s Kids in one take using only his voice, a guitar, a loop pedal and a couple of effects. This is the first single from his upcoming debut album. Watch his Pixies cover here.

The kids from Staten Island’s PS22 chorus do the best cover we’ve heard of MGMT’s Kids since the ukulele version. When you’re done with that, hear ’em sing Phoenix and cut a record with Passion Pit.

Alt-pop sensation MGMT just released their latest arty-fartsy music video. It’s a jangly-little tune with a decidedly sixties vibe, and the video has all the tie-die colors to go with it.

Turn up the speakers, sit back and chill as seven-piece ukulele ensemble The Ooks of Hazzard crank out their own folksy rendition of MGMT’s hit Kids. Bonus appearance by the accordion.