I wasn’t quite sure what I was in for when I picked up Zak Morgan’s latest release, Barber of the Beasts. I knew it was a kids album, but was it going to be good?

New York Based Astrograss release The Colored Pencil Factory, a stepping stone in their career of blue grass infused kiddy tunes that will have just about everyone stomping and clapping their hands

In my week I usually review a handful of children’s albums that feature artists singing in all sorts of styles and contain lessons that usually run the same theme throughout.

Big Bang Boom is a pop rock act from Greensboro that features Chuck Folds (brother of Ben Folds), Steve Williard and Eddie Walker.

One of the biggest problems with being a long time music and movie critic is that if you’ve been doing it long enough you’ll feel that you’ve heard everything.

Randy Kaplan set out to make a blues/ragtime album that was intended for children to find introduction to the styles made famous by legends such as Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Blind Blake and man

Here’s a funny story. I listened to Melissa Green’s latest CD, Sing Loud!

My first go round with The Best Foot Forward Series latest installment, Someone Else’s Shoes, really blew my mind.

I didn’t know what to expect when I threw on Secret Agent 23 Skidoo but I did know that it was a kids album. I’ve been having a pretty good streak with kids music.

Sing with Señor is an idea that came to middle school teacher Felipe Canete one day when he decided to bring his guitar to class and sing a simple song in Spanish that the students could sin