Asher White, a talented musician, has recently released a full-album cover of Jessica Pratt's debut album, much to the delight of fans. This cover album is a testament to White's admiration for Pratt's work, and it showcases her unique ability to put her own spin on each song while juggling over a dozen different instruments. But here's where it gets controversial... White's renditions are not just homages, but full-fledged records in their own right. This is a bold statement, and it invites discussion. Is it fair to call these covers 'original' when they are so heavily influenced by the original artist? And this is the part most people miss... White's cover album is not just a tribute, but a creative interpretation of Pratt's music. Her ability to capture the essence of each song while adding her own unique touch is remarkable. This is a testament to the music's enduring power, its durability and pliability, its simplicity and sense of inevitability, and also just how much it has meant to her in her life. So, what do you think? Is it fair to call these covers 'original'? Or is it just a tribute to a great artist? Let us know in the comments!
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