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Fresh Air is the third studio album by Canadian recording project Homeshake. It was released on February 3, 2017 through Royal Mountain Records in Canada and Sinderlyn record label in the United States. The first track off the album, "Call Me Up", was premiered on November 1, 2016. Musically, the album expands on the electronic R&B sound of the previous record Midnight Snack (2015) and incorporates yacht rock influences for a "thrift store synth-pop sound.

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Just a few minutes of fresh air can give you a fresh perspective. Walk it out. A 20-minute brisk walk gets the heart pumping and will decrease stress. The trick is you have to spend it on someone else to get the 'feel good' perks, according to Harvard professor Mike Norton. Reaching out to a pal and letting them know how awesome they are will make you feel awesome, too.

Fresh Air with Terry Gross. Peabody Award-winning interviews on arts & issues.

Copies of Fresh Air's only album, 1970's A Breath of Fresh Air - one of the very first albums released on the Amaret label, who issued recordings by the Minneapolis blues-rock quintet Crow - are highly sought-after and treasured by collectors. Featuring dramatic organ flourishes and flamboyant guitar leads throughout, A Breath of Fresh Air is similar to other organ-driven hard pop groups of the era, including Sugarloaf, Blues Image, and Three Dog Night

On Fresh Air, he discusses growing up in Brooklyn surrounded by drugs and violence, and the stories behind many of his famous songs. He also talks candidly, both in the book and on Fresh Air, about the period in his life when he was a teenager selling crack cocaine on the streets. At 14 15 years old, you're thinking about sneakers or you're thinking about some sort of relief from all of the pain you're feeling," he says. You're thinking about paying the extra light bill.