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With their trademark white button-down shirts, work ties and general geek image, Michigan pop band Tally Hall aren't the first (or millionth) band you can imagine pouring Cristal off some scantily clad hottie in the club. Despite, or maybe because of, this image, the quintet, along with singer/songwriter Casey Shea, recently recorded a cover of Flo Rida's ubiquitous club staple "Club Can't Handle Me" that you can hear below in all its ironic glory.

The original, which hews as close to pop songwriting as a dance track can get, became a nationwide club hit last summer. While Tally Hall's version may not get as much shine in Vegas or Miami, the cover blends synthetic beats with live instrumentation to achieve that rare feat for a cover song: retaining the original's memorable elements while supplementing their own unique sonic touches.

Listening to the hook, you're more likely to think of twee pop bands than a tank-topped, sunglasses-wearing rapper. Still, we're hoping this sets the stage for a Collision Course-like live set, if only in our own minds.

Good & Evil, Tally Hall's sophomore album, was released last month on Quack! Media.

+ Listen to Tally Hall's cover of Flo Rida's "Club Can't Handle Me."