Break My Stride - Other Cover Versions

Other Cover Versions

  • Herreys ("Det finns ingenting som hindrar mig")
  • Natusha ("Moviendo la cintura")
  • El Simbolo ("No te preocupes", 1996)
  • The chorus was later interpolated for the Puff Daddy song "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" in 1997.
  • Max-A-Million ("Break My Stride", 1998)
  • AC Rock ("Break My Stride", 1999) a capella version
  • Dispatch would sing the chorus, as well as the chorus from Madonna's Like a Prayer, during extended acoustic live renditions of their song "Elias"
  • Mumsdollar ("Break My Stride", 2002)
  • Legend Has It ("Break My Stride", (2003?))
  • Lil' Kim used the last line of the chorus, "I got to keep on movin'", in her verse for the girl power anthem, "Can't Hold Us Down" by Christina Aguilera, which incorporates the main synth riff of "Break My Stride" as a guitar riff, and loosely takes its title from the lyric "nobody gonna slow me down".
  • P-nuckle ("Stride") Voted best Reggae act in 2006 used the chorus lyrics of "Break My Stride" in the own version called "Stride".
  • Dutch Maffia Hi Tack Club Mix 7:16
  • Matisyahu used the chorus lyrics of Break My Stride as the bridge in his single "Jerusalem".
  • Goldenchyld (*Got to keep on moviing*) 2007
  • Pittsburgh Slim used the chorus in the beginning of the song (*Sunrays*) 2007
  • Aaron Carter featuring No Secrets sampled the song in the year 2001, in the song "Jump on the Fizzy".
  • Alvin and the Chipmunks covered the song in an episode of their popular 1980s cartoon series.
  • L.A. Guns took the song on their cover album Covered in Guns in 2010.

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