Jai Guru Deva, Om Nothings gonna change my world Nothings gonna change my world. Fiona Apple’s 1998 cover of Across the Universe for the Pleasantville soundtrack is similar instrumentally to the original Beatles version with a less static/more fluid rhythm in the cover. Using the same diner and a scene from Pleasantville, Apple walks calmly through a riot while singing “nothing’s gonna change my world” which seems perfectly apt. Video clip and lyrics Across the Universe (Cover) by Fiona Apple. Given an official single release by Apple, she took her rendition of The Beatles classic by teaming up with acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson for the official music video. It sees the singer employ her unique vocal tone and affectations to create one of the finer examples of the track we’ve ever come across as she uses her keen sense of connection with the song to imbue it with a tender authenticity.
Apple garnered international acclaim for her 1996 debut album, Tidal, which was a critical and commercial success. In what would become the opening track of the official score, Apple’s rendition of ‘Across the Universe’ acts as a wonderful counterbalance to the chaotic scenes it is matched within the film. Across the Universe is, without a doubt, the best Beatle cover I have ever heard. Across the Universe Listen online Fiona Apple FAVORITE (1 fan) Fiona Apple Fiona Apple McAfee Maggart (born September 13, 1977) is an American singer-songwriter and pianist. Despite the clear frustration from Lennon, ‘Across the Universe’ remains one of The Beatles’ most delicate numbers and, when film director Gary Ross was putting the final touches on his 1998 comedy-drama film Pleasantville, he recruited Fiona Apple for the soundtrack.
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