The Legends: He Knows The Sun

Why is it that whenever I post anew, it's likely from Verite Cafe? Well, I'm back again, leeching off their internet. I finished my Grande Americano and my fruity coffee cake muffin more than an hour ago.

When I arrived, it was overcast and there were hints of a looming rain storm. But things change. It's a now a bright sunny day, allowing for the perfect intermission to the SXSW Photo Blog Journal. The song can be found on a past FensePost review (click the album image to read said review) as well as an upcoming one.

The song is "He Knows the Sun" by The Legends. Originally off the single of the same name, the song was released shortly thereafter on the Public Radio LP. Now it finds a home on the fourth disc of Labrador 100, A Complete History of Popular Music.

Upbeat and filled with a lightly distorted reverb, the song is an anthem for a sunny day.

It's past time for me to head home, throw back the curtains, open up the windows, turn up the Swedish pop on Labrador 100, grab a beer from the fridge, sit on the patio with a good book (currently reading Vinyl Junkies), and toss some BBQ on the grill!

The Legends: He Knows The Sun (mp3)