American Bassoonist Samuel Blair from the YouTube Symphony Orchestra was flown to Australia and partnered with pop musician Stu Cullen from Melbourne in a unique musical experiment. Their challenge: to collaborate and produce a piece of music influenced by their journey across Australia.

American viola player Jasmine from the YouTube Symphony Orchestra was flown to Australia and partnered with singer songwriter Dewayne Everettsmith for a unique musical experiment. Their challenge: to collaborate and produce a piece of music influenced by their journey across Australia.

London born cellist Desmond from the YouTube Symphony Orchestra was flown to Australia and partnered with Sydney based country folk singer Luke Webb for a unique musical experiment. Their challenge: to collaborate and produce a piece of music influenced by their journey across Australia.

British band Latin Quarter formed in 1983 and released six albums, the subject matter of their songs often expressing their strong political views. The title of this song "No rope as long as time" was a saying of black South Africans meaning no amount of oppression could halt their eventual freedom. The band reunited in 2011, twenty-one years after splitting up, and has since released two more albums.

Take a unique journey with four members of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra and four Australian contemporary musicians. Their challenge: to collaborate as a duo and produce a piece of music influenced by their journey across Australia.
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"I Cried For You", taken from the album Piece by Piece by Katie Melua.

New Zealand-based comedy duo Flight of the Conchords performs a hilarious song about a man and a woman's random meeting at a park. This song is part of their special for an HBO stand-up comedy series. Enjoy!

The Hooters performing one of the Eagles's drummer and vocalist Don Henley's solo hits from 1984 The Boys of Summer. Enjoy!

EPK: Symphonicity Tour Rehearsals and European/ UK Announcement at Abbey Road Studios.

The song was written by Michael Hutchence and Andrew Farriss of the group INXS, after the band had gotten back together after a year-long sabbatical in 1989. The song was named after a woman who had bleached her own hair because she had "dyed" by her own hand and who was "love devastation". It is rumoured that Hutchence's then-girlfriend, Kylie Minogue, gave him the inspiration for the title while working on her 1989 film The Delinquents.

The Berlin/New York based band Bee and Flower, led by singer and bassist Dana Schechter, plays their haunting song "Swallow Your Stars" in a dilapidated church outside of Prague.

Check out Spiller's new mix featuring the ever glamorous Sophie Ellis-Bextor on vocals!

Sean Paul is a Jamaican dancehall interpretor and had his first success with his second album "Dutty Rock" in 2002. Here's the video for his song "Other Side of Love" from his sixth studio album "Full Frequency."

James Blunt's song "Wise Men" is worldwide hit that once heard, is not easily forgotten! The song is from his debut album "Back to Bedlam" and remained on the European charts for many months.

American rock musician and songwriter Bruce Springsteen, also known as "The Boss", released this song "Born in the USA" in 1984 on the album by the same name. Although a huge success, the song was often misunderstood as a simple patriotic anthem rather than a lament for the embattled working class identity.