Nature, souvenirs and song are present in this video through Central Park, New York, thanks to the lovely Caralie and Annie Quick from the Yabla team.

Ed Sheeran and Anne-Marie enjoy singing an acoustic version of “2002," a love song they wrote together. It reminisces about the thrill and boundless emotion of youth, and the joyful maturing of a childhood romance. The chorus itself references a number of songs that were big hits around the turn of the millennium.

British singer-songwriter Anne-Marie performs Ciao Adios, whose title uses both the Italian and the Spanish words for "bye." It's a break-up song, but rather than crying herself to sleep, the girl is getting over it and moving on in the midst of fast-paced lyrics and contagious dancehall-inflected rhythm.

Karate world champion, West End star, BRIT Award nominee... Anne-Marie is a woman of many talents. Here, she teams up with KSI and Digital Farm Animals for a song about a relationship that is going through a rough patch, and whether it can be saved.

First performed by Anna Kendrick in the movie "Pitch Perfect," the song "Cups" is presented again in this music video.

In the coastal town of Laguna, Brazil, a strong bond has formed between wild dolphins and local fishermen over generations. The dolphins herd schools of fish towards the shoreline and then give distinct signals telling the fishermen when to cast their nets.

At a privately-owned wildlife park in South Africa, Or Lazmi has integrated herself into a group of four lions. Having known her since they were cubs, the lions treat her as a dominant figure and allow her to get extremely close.

An American abroad: Joe Evans takes us on a tour of his apartment in Chiba, Japan. Look through his eyes as he encounters cultural differences in the mundane objects of daily life.

American finance student Jack Thomas tells about his life in London.

Enjoy this mix of Amy Winehouse songs, which shows her musical ability and the diversity of her sound.

"Back to Black" is the title track on Amy Winehouse's second album, which propelled her to fame.

The song "Don't Tell Me That It's Over" is from Scottish singer Amy Macdonald's album "A Curious Thing."

Amy Macdonald is a Scottish singer-songwriter, guitarist and recording artist with contralto vocal, the lowest classic female voice type. She rose to fame in 2007 at the age of just 20, with her debut album, This Is the Life (2007) and it’s 2nd single Mr Rock & Roll, a UK No. 12 hit.

Amy Macdonald performs her first single “Poison Prince” from her debut album, which was written as an ode to artist Pete Doherty.

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