Cover

Somebody on a plane took a video guy that was sitting in his seat, wearing earbuds, and clearly listening to David Bowie's "Space Oddity" by singing pretty loudly along.

We are use to getting a good cover once a month from Dayton, Wyoming native, Ian Munsick, but less than two weeks since his awesome rendition of Sucker by the Jonas Brothers, he decided to bless us with another.

Since leaving the Cowboy State to follow his musical dreams in Nashville, we've kept a watchful eye on the rising star.

This month, Ian covers the John Mayer single: I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You).

Ian Munsick has been making a name for himself ever since he left the Cowboy State to follow his musical dreams in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Dayton, Wyoming native has been making some pretty major moves with his music career this past year.

Dayton, Wyoming native Ian Munsick has gained national popularity, thanks in large part to his clever online music videos.

The Gillette native has already been heralded by Rolling Stone as one of the 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know for the Winter 2015 edition. His YouTube page has some interesting things on it, all of which are not music related. This gem however, was awesome to say the least.

Have you ever heard a song and thought to yourself, "wow, that song sound a lot like another song?" Well, Chad Neidt decided to make a mash-up featuring clips of songs, performed by himself, that sound way to close to another song. The Nickleback reference, I think, is pretty funny...

This is another one of those videos of young talent that makes you want to give up on your hobby and take up bird watching.

There was a time not so long ago when people claimed that the art of shred was dead. However, while all of the indie-pop enthusiasts were going unplugged, and posing as limp-wrist martyrs for a dying alternative, guitar virtuosos like Sam Westphalen were keeping the badass alive by selling their souls to the devil. What did they get in exchange? They learned how to make Slayer tunes sound cool on

Who better to get you in the Christmas mood than by having Dwayne Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard, Russell Westbrook and Joe Johnson bounce basketballs to make 'Carol of the Bells'.