Aahhhhh. Sunshine and sandy beaches has been my addiction as of late. Early mornings spent doing responsible things, late evenings spent trying to do responsible things, but failing miserably by laying down and taking naps. Everything in between is just a nice, bright blur of bike rides along windy waterfronts and making the perfect soundtracks on the iPod to go along with the lap, lap, lapping of the waves at my feet. I have chosen Fluxion as the perfect beach music – no it isn't your crazy surf rock or typical beach bum, shake-your-booty beats – but lovely, atmospheric sounds that almost seem to mimic the patterns created by the ocean's movement and the staggering, sluggish foot steps of passers by. Fluxion also serves as the perfect music to escape into, allowing you to lay back and take in your surroundings without having to listen to the drunk girls who can't play frisbee worth a damn and like to make sure that everyone knows through their terrifying shreaks and evil laughter, it also lets you forget that you are laying under an extremely bright, glowing ball of gas that is sending harmful rays directly into your skin, causing it to redden and perhaps even provoking little cancer cells to duplicate and spread throughout your body. You can think about the sunburns later, after a cold shower and a warm beer – yup, I will probably be there again tomorrow, letting Fluxion take me to the dreamy land of infinite battery power and picture perfect landscapes.