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the muppet movie (1979)
The ultimate road trip film. This movie really is for everybody; watch it with your kids, your friends, your neighbors, or whoever's nearby. A+ soundtrack. A+ cameos. A+ everything. If you're in the mood for a double feature, pair it with Follow That Bird.

animal crossing: new horizons soundtrack
Co-signed by my two-year-old. 24 tracks, one per hour of the day. Each has a sunny, rainy, or snowy variation, so go with whatever matches the weather. I recommend starting with 5:00 a.m. and letting it play out from there.

dana & alden - coyote, you're my star
Gateway jazz for the jazz-curious. D&A go a lot of places here but keep a pop instinct running through the whole thing. This album's from 2024, so if you dig this, take a walk in either direction of their discography for more good stuff.

hall & oates - abandoned luncheonette
Their second album is their best. Abandoned Luncheonette predates all the duo's big singles and has a much folkier sound than anything that came after. If you went in blind on this one, chances are you wouldn't know it was Hall and Oates.






the muppet movie (1979)
The ultimate road trip film. This movie really is for everybody; watch it with your kids, your friends, your neighbors, or whoever's nearby. A+ soundtrack. A+ cameos. A+ everything. If you're in the mood for a double feature, pair it with Follow That Bird.

animal crossing: new horizons soundtrack
Co-signed by my two-year-old. 24 tracks, one per hour of the day. Each has a sunny, rainy, or snowy variation, so go with whatever matches the weather. I recommend starting with 5:00 a.m. and letting it play out from there.

dana & alden - coyote, you're my star
Gateway jazz for the jazz-curious. D&A go a lot of places here but keep a pop instinct running through the whole thing. This album's from 2024, so if you dig this, take a walk in either direction of their discography for more good stuff.

hall & oates - abandoned luncheonette
Their second album is their best. Abandoned Luncheonette predates all the duo's big singles and has a much folkier sound than anything that came after. If you went in blind on this one, chances are you wouldn't know it was Hall and Oates.