• Beach Tunes

    Brooklyn Benjestorf Posted On March 18, 2009
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    I am leaving for Maui on Monday morning and am taking suggestions for Must Have music for my trip.

    I already have: M. Ward, Raising Sand, She & Him, Star Anna, Vince Mira, Sleeping in the Aviary, Devandra Banhart, Jenny Lewis’ Rabbit Fur Coat, Neko Case and Justin Townes Earl.

    I am having serious iTunes issues and if there’s anyone out there in cyberspace that can help me trouble shoot, that’d be most rad. I’m trying to unlock: Tom Waits, the Beach Boys, Iron & Wine, Johnny Cash, Neutral Milk Hotel and Two Gallants.

    What am I missing? What’s your favorite song for walking on the beach in the tropics? Or for watching the sun disappear behind an oceanic horizon? Or for driving to the top of a mountain at day break?




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