In a bold move, Asher White has released a full-album cover of Jessica Pratt's 2012 self-titled masterpiece, and it's causing a stir! White's creative interpretation of Pratt's work is not just a tribute but a unique creation, as she adds her own flair to each song. But here's where it gets fascinating: White's journey with this album began with a deep personal connection. She discovered Pratt's music just before her 21st birthday and became obsessed, even imagining her own arrangements alongside the original melodies. And this is the part that showcases her talent: White learned to play over a dozen instruments to bring her vision to life, showcasing her versatility and dedication.
White's cover album is a testament to her skill and passion, as she effortlessly handles vocals, guitars, banjo, bass, drums, and more. She even collaborates with other artists, adding a layer of richness to the already captivating album. This release is a follow-up to her critically acclaimed 2025 album, '8 Tips for Full Catastrophe Living'.
A quote from Jessica Pratt herself: 'White's renditions are a broad sweep stylistically and production-wise. Not just homage, but a record in its own right.'
White is now gearing up for a West Coast tour, starting with a Brooklyn show on April 28, followed by stops in San Diego, Los Angeles, and other cities. Fans can't wait to hear these songs live! Controversy alert: Is White's cover album a brilliant reinterpretation or a risky move that might overshadow the original? You decide. Check out the album and let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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