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Listen To Jack and White’s Lovely New Covers EP

By | Reality Rocks – Wed, May 30, 2012 3:39 PM EDT

Season 7 "American Idol" finalist Brooke White just gave birth to a bouncing baby girl, London, last week--but this week, her fantastic folk-pop duo with Jack Matranga, Jack and White, delivered a different sort of bundle of joy, in the form of their wonderful new cover-tunes EP, Undercover, which you can purchase on iTunes HERE.

The EP features folksy, homespun reworkings of hits by the Mamas & The Papas, Electric Light Orchestra, the Eurythmics, Justin Timberlake, the Black Keys, and even Third Eye Blind. (Yes, the '90s are back, people--although, if you look closely at the pattern in the tracklisting, each song represents a different decade.) And the ELO remake boasts guest vocals from Fitz, of Fitz & The Tantrums fame, in case you weren't already intrigued.

It's good stuff! Listen below. And congratulations to Brooke for these new milestones in both her personal and professional life!

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