Curl up in your closest hammock and watch out for the waves coming from the Oahu’s North Shore.

Hawaiian Jack Johnson’s third album, “In Between Dreams,” follows up the same elements introduced on his 2001 debut.

The album is similar to his previous works and includes his distinguished acoustic guitar sound on every track, with easygoing rhymes and a bit of reggae on “In Between Dreams.”

The record is smooth flowing and Johnson doesn’t try to experiment with sounds that he is unfamiliar with.

Fellow jam band G. Love and Special Sauce can be tagged with the same acoustic funk sound by sharing similar guitars with the same tempo.

His lyrics are meaningful while at the same time playful. On tracks like “Banana Pancakes,” Johnson hums away “Hala ka ukulele/ Mama made a baby/ I really don’t mind the practice/ Because you’re my little lady.”

This ex-professional-surfer has a warm calmness in his voice and a laid-back presence that creates a tranquil atmosphere for his listeners.

One can’t stop the head bobbin’ and the foot tappin’ when you hear Jack Johnson and a guitar.