Lullatone

February 8th, 2012

A few weeks ago Lullatone’s Shawn James Seymour saw my interview on Etsy and emailed to share his latest album, Soundtracks for Everyday Adventures, with me. He described it as “nice music for creative people to get creative to.” I’ve been listening to Lullatone nonstop since then, and I love it right down to the song titles. I had to share, on the off chance that you guys might enjoy this music as much as I do! I think my favorite song is “checking things off a to-do list early in the morning.” It could probably make any task seem whimsical and fun, even if you were just scrubbing the bathroom floor. You can stream the album below or listen (and purchase!) on Lullatone’s website. Thank you Shawn!

Oh yeah, and how sweet is this music video? Perfection!

10 Comments

  1. So creative and fun! :) Love the concept. Soundtracks for Everyday Adventures is a wonderful title. My journey feel like one now! Thank you for sharing :)

  2. This is so beautiful. One of the main reason why rarely leave the house without my Ipod, is wanting to have music in my ears when I come across fun situations, or see strangers doing something that makes me smile…So much nicer with music in the background.
    And the title really is fun!

  3. Shawn

    Thanks for sharing the tunes and video. It is fun music to brighten up a cloudy day or any day.

  4. THANK YOU for sharing! My 15-month old son is going to love this when he wakes up from his nap. :) This is the best background music ever!

  5. Thanks for sharing, it is adorable and wonderful. What a great idea.

  6. I am listening to them right now! It really helps the creative flow!

  7. Love that! I just bought the album – great wandering around music for my mp3 player!

  8. Andrew

    I LOVE THIS! SO. SPLENDID.

  9. So lovely! Thank you :)
    I think you might also like this cute Lithuanian song :)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaT_MbxnS28

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