Hummingbird, Go! by Theresa Andersson
• $9.99
• iTunes
What's this? Music? We're still a food blog — don't worry — but I just have to tell you what I'm listening to in the kitchen this week. This sweet, atmospheric, and energetic folk-inspired album deserves a special mention for being recorded entirely in a kitchen. Swedish singer Theresa Andersson recorded this in her New Orleans kitchen helped out by clogs, root beer bottles, and her backup singers, who are named The Kitchenettes (naturally).
Previous Daily Finds
You might also like
-
Kitchen Before & After: Theresa's 11-Day Gut Overhaul
-
Salads in a Jar, How To Know If Your Avocado Is Ripe, 10 Delicious Kale Salads, and the #1 Useful Tool for a Small Kitchen
-
Kitchen Before & After: Heejoo's Open Floor Plan IKEA Renovation
-
Small, Cool Kitchens 2012 Is Almost Here! 10 Favorite Entries from Contests Past
Yuck: A Fourth Grader Reveals What School Lunches Really Look Like
How to Make Fresh Pasta Dough in the Food Processor
Good Food to Share 
The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
Floral Drink Dispen...
Erica's Tiny Two-Bedroom
Juan's Garage Turned Modern Guest House
Don't be apologetic about the occasional music shout-out. Yes, it's a food blog, but I still appreciate some tunes! Keep 'em coming! Thanks!
I'll do you one better: the Vegetable Orchestra.
ALL of their instruments are vegetables! And the songs are...well, remarkably good, for using carrots and cucumbers! Thank you, NPR, for all of this useless information. I'll never forget it.
Oh man, I fell in love with this album about 15 months ago after seeing her perform on YouTube.