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In our salon, the music played is designed to motivate and inspire our team to do the best work we can.
Because our clients often ask, "What's playing?"  here is a list of some of our favorites.
Check back as we update it every few weeks.
 
Lykki Li- Youth Novels
This girl has a voice of spun glass and sunlit icicles, and regardless of what she sings she sounds incredibly sweet and fragile
 
Peter Bjorn and John- Writer's Block
a delicious blend of cheery pop melodies and blurry keyboard.
 
Spoon- Ga Ga Ga Ga
Familiar power-pop full of infectious hooks.
 
Deadmou5- Random Album Title
The coolest in progressive house, prepare to nod your head.
 
Vampire Weekend
Fun, quirky afro-inspired acoustic indy pop.
 
Winter Chill- 06.04  
A really good mix of chill-out by mostly female singers. Some really great tracks on this one.
 
Ministry Of Sound- The Annual 2004
We couldn't find a link for this, but it is dirty, funky party music. A little bit like The Glimmers album below.
 
Nick Drake- Bryter Layter 
Brilliant folk artist way ahead of his time. Thanks to Garden State and a Volkswagon commercial people are aware of him again.
 
Max Graham- Transport 4 
Killer progressive 2 disc set. Fantastic easy on the ears driving on the highway album.
 
Matthew Jay- Draw  
Fantastic rock-lite album with catchy  songs. Hard to describe but if you like Death Cab you'll love this
 
Blossom Dearie- Give Him The Ooh La La 
The most unique voice of all the legendary female jazz vocalists.
 
Death Cab For Cutie- Plans 
Our favorite album this year. A little quieter than their previous stuff and totally accessible for anyone.
 
Erlend Oye- DJ Kicks  
Awesome mix of lighter, unique loungy house music. Warning- there is one really dirty track but the rest is rated G.
 
Johnny Cash- American IV  
While Johnny's earlier stuff is going to become REALLY popular, this might be the best album he ever recorded.
 
Matthew Dear- Leave Luck To Heaven 
Sparse electro drum & bass that stops everyone in their tracks. I highly recommend this user-friendy but unique record.
 
Astrud Gilberto- Beach Samba   
Daytime summer bossanova by one of the greatest female voices ever.
 
Feist- Let it Die   
One of the best albums in recent years and the best remake of a BeeGees classic ever
 
Guru- Jazzmatazz Volume 1  
Smooth rap over modern jazz, one of the best hip hop albums of all time.
 
Massive Attack- Protection  
Classic trip hop album that everyone should own
 
Kings of Convenience- Riot On An Empty Street  
Jazzier folk but the real standout track is "The Buildup" with Feist's beautiful vocals. Wow.
 
Miss Kitten- i.com  
Really cool album with electro, garage, pop, dance and her super-sexy accent
 
Jack Johnson- On and On  
All his songs sound the same but he definitely has the smooth, adult contemporary thing going on.
 
Stars- Heart, and Set Yourself On Fire  
Our client Zerlina turned us on to this canadian rock act and they are great. Both of the above albums are alot of fun.
 
Ben Watt- Buzzin' Fly Volume 2  
One of the best smooth house albums ever. Really sexy. 
 
Postal Service- Give Up  
A wonderful, light pop album. Really unique and great.
 
Ministry of Sound- Late Night Sessions  
Any of these albums are great- alot of fun, party music with some really eclectic tracks
 
Retro Remixed 2- Rare & Refashioned
Funky, cheezy euro mixes of Duran Duran, New Order and others. Surprisingly decent and fun record.
 
Dean Martin- On Reprise  
Frank and Tony Bennet are passe, listen to Dean sing sexy french and latin- inspired tracks
 
Timo Maas- Connected   
Driving electronica that never gets to be too much
 
Koop- Waltz For Koop  
Summer-y jazz with an old school bossanova vocal vibe
 
The Glimmers- DJ Kicks  
Greasy, funky, fun party music that everyone wants to know what it is when it's on
 
Tom Waits- Nighthawks At The Diner  
Waits' gravel voice over old school slow jazz. You can practically smell the smoke and alcohal
 
Sasha- Airdrawndagger  
Very cool electronic album, kind of mellow
 
Maceo Parker- Life on Planet Groove  
If you like live funk, you probably already have and love this record
 
Neil Diamond- Greatest Hits  
Kentucky Woman, Cherry Cherry, Holly Holy- What else do you need out of a record
 
Black Eyed Peas- Bridging the Gap  
Forget their newer sell-out albums, this one thumps
 
Kings Of Convenience- Versus  
You can't go wrong with any album from this acoustically driven folk-ish group, but this remix album is really brilliant.
 
Miles Davis- Kind Of Blue  
The most user friendly and arguably greatest album Miles ever made
 
Tosca- Suzuki  
The best down tempo album ever made
 
Kruder and Dorfmeister- The K&D Sessions  
Classic down tempo 2 CD set with a bit of a darker feel
 
Guru- Jazzmatazz Volume 3- Streetsoul  
Super groovy hip-hop and jazz hybrid with Guru's smooth flow