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Music review: Jack Johnson – ëƵMeet the MoonlightëƵ

By Clint Rhodes for The newsroom@heraldstandard.Com 2 min read
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Jack Johnson - ëƵMeet the MoonlightëƵ

With summer in full swing, now is the perfect time to soak in the soothing sounds of Jack Johnson.

The Hawaiian singer-songwriterëƵs first new studio release in five years features 10 breezy tracks that help to slow down the frantic pace of a complicated world.

The title track sets the laid-back tone with Johnson describing the comfort of relaxing under the stars on a warm evening and absorbing the sheer beauty nature has to offer.

The nighttime is certainly the right time as Johnson declares, ëƵYou can meet the moonlight any night you really wanna/ItëƵs waiting in your own backyard/You can make the flame meet the kindling, make the fire/DonëƵt let anybody say itëƵs too hard.ëƵ

The album opener, ëƵOpen Mind,ëƵ finds Johnson trying to clear his head of the negative clutter that slowly accumulates over time as he proclaims, ëƵOpen up the windows, thereëƵs a storm inside.ëƵ

ëƵ3AM RadioëƵ focuses on a tranquil drive listening to late-night radio that assists in clearing the mind and erasing the worries that weigh heavy on the heart.

The island feel of ëƵCalm DownëƵ is an open invitation to breathe deep and simply enjoy quality time in the company of true friends.

ëƵWindblown EyesëƵ is a tender testament about finding the right spot to call home after constant traveling has made it difficult to see the proper path with Johnson calmly announcing, ëƵThe anchor has been tested/I guess weëƵll stay put for a while.ëƵ

The set closes with a gentle confessional about losing direction and missing someone special on ëƵAny Wonder.ëƵ As the days quietly pass, the memories of love stay top of mind as Johnson sings, ëƵShadows come and go/We canëƵt hold on to now/ItëƵs so hard to let go.ëƵ

JohnsonëƵs latest effort serves as a welcome reminder about the importance of appreciating the outer beauty provided by nature and the inner beauty we all possess.

With Johnson setting the direction, there is indeed something magical about finding comfort under the moonlight.

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