Passion Pit

As anyone who listens to my IPOD they will find the majority of my music tends to be found in every brat pack movie from the 80's or in any dance club in the 90's.  I love what I love.  I used to think that I should not like the music I so easily snapped my fingers to on the radio.  I was usually swayed by a friend or love interest that felt they needed to show me the light towards undiscovered music. With my IPOD on shuffle I would secretly cringe with embarrassment when hearing my favorite MC hammer song or hearing Milli Vanilli so swiftly pull the wool over our eyes. 

I found great music from taking the independent journey down these paths but always found myself rushing back to the music that I love.  I am 27 now and can proudly embrace the music that I love.  I do not have to listen to a underground independent folk band to realize that I love or appreciate music. I appreciate Passion Pit.  

This is the latest album that is taking up space in my single CD player on my drive in the early AM to the gym. I do not know if they are well known or "undiscovered".  I do know they make me want to listen. Passion pit's bubbly and majestic tones force me to have a motivating morning with the constant urge to attempt a cabbage patch in my Corolla.  Every song sounds brand new yet so familiar after each repeat.  This is my current CD obsession.  I suggest this CD for anyone that loves that fresh and clean start in the morning without having to take a shower.

Embrace The Passion Pit!

www.passionpitmusic.com/

~Bon