Jukebox the Ghost New York, New York
Ask Brooklyn’s Jukebox the Ghost why their third album is called Safe Travels, on a
surface level, it’s likely they’ll tell
you about a song by Austin’s Red Hunter, who
performs as Peter and the Wolf. The song’s from his 2006 album Lightness and the band
became enamored with it to a point where it soon morphed into a road mantra.
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