In keeping with the regular Like A Version format, she also delivered a live performance of her own song “The Seed.” That original offered further evidence of the musical instincts behind her Beatles interpretation. Once again, melody and harmony were used to establish the mystical atmosphere associated with her work.

Together, the two studio performances presented AURORA both as an interpreter of another artist’s material and as a songwriter performing her own composition. Her version of “Across The Universe” leaned into qualities already central to her music, while “The Seed” demonstrated those same approaches within an original song.

The cover also arrived amid several notable developments in AURORA’s career. During the preceding year, she had performed a show at Wembley Stadium, received the Silver Clef Award for Contemporary Music, and appeared on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Those achievements accompanied a rendition that had already reached millions of viewers and earned recognition among Like A Version’s best performances.