Music
11 Dec 03

Rewind 3

Rewind 3

Richard Brophy

Ubiquity gets their favourite contemporary producers to do covers of their favourite old tunes. Check out This Kid Named Miles’ version of ‘Ring Of Fire’ for proof this is an inspired idea.

Ubiquity gets their favourite contemporary producers to do covers of their favourite old tunes. Check out This Kid Named Miles’ version of ‘Ring Of Fire’ for proof this is an inspired idea.

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