Recently in Jack Johnson Category

With his warm grin and easygoing manner, Jack Johnson is a most unlikely music superstar. But don't let the golden tan fool you — Jack is Rhapsody's most listened-to artist of all time, which is one of the reasons we're proud to host the premier of his new album, To the Sea. If you're a Rhapsody member, dive right in. If you're not, sign up for a free trial and listen to Jack Johnson as well as all of your favorite artists as much as you want, anywhere you want — even on your iPhone, iPod Touch or Android devices. To you give you an idea of what we're all about, we've compiled a host of Johnson-related features below that range from an extended review of the new album to an interactive guide to music's obsession with the beach. It's all yours to enjoy with your Rhapsody subscription. Surf's up!

	Review: Our critics discuss Jack's To the Sea		Listen to all of Jack’s albums as well as guest appearances and more!
	Check out Jack Johnson’s classics in one handy playlist.		Enjoy all of your favorite singer-songwriters on Acoustic Dawn radio.
	See how artists like Jack Johnson and John Mayer have redefined music over the past decade.		A visual representation of music’s obsession with the beach.

Enjoy unlimited, high-fidelity, totally mobile access to oldies, goodies, playlists, custom radio and great premieres like Jack Johnson's To the Sea with your Rhapsody subscription. Not a member? Click here for a free trial and to see what we're all about.

Ever since Jack Johnson released his debut album, 2001’s Brushfire Fairytales, the music press has framed him as a Hawaiian surfer dude and liberal environmentalist who crafts mellow folk pop perfect for laid-back beach bonfires. It's a generalization Johnson doesn't seem too concerned with dispelling, probably because it's true, for the most part. His love for surfing and the ocean is immense. And unlike Bono, his activism — quiet yet persistent — doesn't feel like a cheap projection of an ego that's constantly craving press conferences soaked in camera flashes. The dude walks the walk for sure: he records at a studio powered by solar energy exclusively, packages his albums in recycled paper, donates 100% of his tour profits to various environmental and education organizations. What's more, all of these endeavors are meticulously documented. Fans can do a little research of their own to make sure their idol is indeed walking that walk.

Enjoy unlimited, high-fidelity, totally mobile access to oldies, goodies, playlists, custom radio and great premieres like Jack Johnson's To the Sea with your Rhapsody subscription. Not a member? Click here for a free trial and to see what we're all about.

Pop music has been knee-deep in the second coming of the mellow singer-songwriter for most of this young century. The movement more or less started back in 2001 when the double-helix of the new genre, John Mayer and Jack Johnson, dropped their debut full-lengths, Room for Squares and Brushfire Fairytales, respectively.