Toronto-based R&B singer The Weeknd has been tearing up the music world by storm since the release of his first mixtape in March 2011, and is now becoming an international sensation, as the Eliza Doolittle 'The Morning' cover suggests.
The London-based singer and model released the cover to her YouTube channel on September 20, 2011, to mixed reviews, but as a fan of both her and The Weeknd I can't help but love it. The soulful sounds of The Weeknd have been said to be the perfect romantic bedroom music, so it seems entirely appropriate that Doolittle's cover shows her singing on a bed with her bassist, drummer and back-up vocalists.
If you're new to The Weeknd's music and to the English singer and model's work, the Eliza Doolittle 'The Morning' cover is the perfect place to start. Check out this awesome tribute to the rising Canadian R&B star.
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The Weeknd Gets a Nod with the Eliza Doolittle 'The Morning' Cover
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