Seattle folk-pop band The Head and the Heart got their start performing on street corners for dollar bills, and there’s still a distinctive, pleasant “everyman” quality to their music. Even if you haven’t heard this band, you’d probably recognize their radio hits, like “Honeybee” and “All We Ever Knew.” They’re the kind of band you put on shuffle when you want to stare out the window and watch the rain, or just feel moody, cozy and introspective. The quiet, mournful melodies and big, swelling, piano-backed choruses all hit at just the right times, as perfectly crafted as their Polaroid-nostalgic album covers. by Blair Stenvick