"Hold On" by Band Geek

 

Band Geek are an ubertalented circle of friends from Staten Island, New York who started a podcast together discussing music, which eventually morphed into a space for them to perform web covers.  Here's their rendition of "Hold On," 1990's most popular single from Los Angeles, California soft vocal pop group Wilson Phillips.

Just when you think it's a video filmed entirely in the studio......oh, my.   Hilarity ensues.

For a cover by Wilson Phillips, their version of "A Reason to Believe" can be found here.

"A Reason to Believe" by Wilson Phillips

 

Members of the supergroup the Mamas and the Papas' offspring (but not, you know, The Offspring)  Wilson Phillips bring their tight harmonies and completely unnecessary key changes to "A Reason to Believe," a Tim Hardin original that became a hit song for Rod Stewart in 1971.

For another Rod Stewart cover, check out this one from Blur.