Not only did Kelley release a cover of Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball," but he did it using only one microphone and in one take. Even though he keeps Cyrus' vocal arrangement, Kelley's version has a much softer feel about it compared to the original pop number.

Kelley's take even sounds a bit like Ryan Adams, between his low-throated builds on the verses and his bigger vocal growls on the chorus. It's a sentimental take on the love-lost song, and maybe one he'll play live once he launches his tour in April. Read more - here.

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