iTunes makes "that music from the MacBook Air commercial" available

It's the number 1 song on the iTunes US Store currently. Bet Yael Naim and her label are pleased about that :)

another note: Naim is friends with my classmate at school (they're friends from the Israeli army), who says that she is the most hard working songwriter she knows. Go YN

I'm no fish expert but based on personal experience I disagree on the goldfish thing. I have a pond in my garden (in Vancouver Canada). I put "domesticated" goldfish in there and they've been fine for years and years and years. I don't care for them, don't feed them. They find stuff to eat. Sometimes raccoons eat them. The pond freezes over every winter, but every spring the fish are still there. The very smart ones are able to hide from raccoons and herons, and are still alive after about a decade. I don't think you have to worry about the goldfish. They are quite hardy.

I've already bought this music from itunes! is just great!

btw i'm trying to win a macbook where:

http://www.macbookairpixelpage.com

To be precise, she's French-Israeli.

You can just download the mp3 from this site for free

http://musicforants.com/blog/?p=602

Remember TUAW readers, Erica is just a writer for TUAW. I get the feeling that TUAW may need to take a closer look at her articles to make sure she is worth being "on the payroll".

Now maybe she meant that Apple has "highlighted" Yael Naim's song "New Soul" as the song from the MBA ad. If that is the case, I think she needs to give her "headlines" a bit more consideration before posting blog posts.

I have this album and was pleased to see Yael Naim's music used in the Macbook Air commercial. She is a great artist.

I really liked this song at first but it sure wears out fast. It's very "commercial" (much more so than Feist).

Also, most of the tracks on the album are in Yiddish which doesn't really work for me on this type of smooth, lilting and introspective material. I love Klezmer music and even some of the more serious religious stuff out of Israel, but this album would definitely sound better either all in French or all in English to my ears.

"Naim" means pleasent in hebrew (just incase anyone cared...)