Catchy, timeless pop music – that would be the best description of this. It crosses into folk, country and other genre throughout the course of the set. This is the kind of thing that’s just good to put on in the background because it’s upbeat and accessible. It isn’t without its problems, though. The biggest one isn’t all that bad. It’s just that the recording seems very amateur. The sound quality is good, but it feels like it was recorded from across the room. It’s a little distant and muffled. Beyond that, it’s just that nothing here really stands out. All that said, this is about having fun, and it’s great for that purpose.

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Although this starts with acoustic guitar, it works out to a bouncy full arrangement with horns and more. It’s a fun pop song.

Bouncy and energetic, this full band treatment (either a live recording or made to sound like one) is a lot of fun. It’s got some folk, bluegrass and country in the mix. It’s one of the highlights of the set for sure.

Soft rock merged with folk is the idea here. This is catchy. It’s also fun..