Various - Cheapo Hot Dish

Review by Tim Bonansinga

Cheapo Hot Dish is the latest album by Various, featuring a collection of tracks from different artists. The album is a mix of genres, including indie rock, folk, and country.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Dancing in the Moonlight," a cover of the classic hit by King Harvest. The track sets the tone for the rest of the album, which is filled with feel-good tunes and sing-along choruses.

One standout track is "Bluebird," a folk-inspired ballad that showcases the delicate vocals of the artist. The song is stripped back and raw, with just a guitar and vocals, making it a standout on the album.

Another highlight is "Honey Bee," a country-tinged track with a catchy chorus and twangy guitar riffs. The song is a perfect example of the album's ability to blend different genres seamlessly.

Summary by Tim Bonansinga

Cheapo Hot Dish is a fun and enjoyable album that showcases the talent of various artists. It's perfect for fans of indie rock and folk music, and is sure to get listeners singing and dancing along.