Folk music
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Sublime. Growing up camping ,at the beach or partying in someone’s backyard always had some sublime playing.
John Denver.
Jimmy Buffett and the Beach Boys.
Was going to say LH as well. Strange Trails is what I throw on while heading to the trailhead
Immortal resonates with snowy landscapes in me
Definitely a lot of black metal particularly where it's merged with folk influences. Panopticon is a prime example
Celtic folk songs, and European folk in general
For me living in the west coast of Canada, the sound of post-rock and indie rock artists like acloudyskye, Pinegrove, and Former Hero really reminds me of the forests, trees, and the ocean