Album Notes

If your electronic household appliances wrote love songs while you were away on vacation, their happy pops and clicks would sweep through the neighborhood and you would return home to find chipper crowds of people singing along to fluffy pop melodies drifting from the windows.

Alpine Station review:

"As Adam Young, the artist behind Owl City self-acknowledges, his music might be something akin to "girly cell phone music" but his melodic mastery is undeniable. "Of June" contains sparkling electronic pop gems that are equally beautiful and inspiring. Both charming and perfectly orchestrated, this debut blends lyrical charm and aesthetic glamour into fluffy mountains of candy-coated melody that will be sure to leave you in a sparkling mood. Ohhh... "Of June" makes us happy... very happy indeed!"

Owl City offers perfect combinations of laid-back, relaxing "feel-good" music amidst the polite nod to the golden "pre-adolescent" 1980's days when New Wave ruled the music realm with bands like Human League, New Order, Howard Jones, Pet Shop Boys and Depeche Mode. "Of June" is a charming, effervescent listen because it is, in a sense, fresh re-created New Wave perfectly designed and crafted to meet the needs of our imaginations.