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    Friday
    Mar102006

    News: Other Releases, Releases-To-Be

    I hear you saying, "You and your "news." You're all Justin Roberts Meltdown this, and Laurie Berkner Starbucks that! How 'bout mixing it up for a change?"

    And you're right, I have neglected other artist news recently. My bad. So here you go, three (mostly) fresh tidbits of info for ya...

    1. Brady Rymer's 4th album has been out for a month now. Every Day Is A Birthday was released on February 10, 2006 and in addition to the regular songs, the album also includes what is intriguingly referred to as a "collection of brain-teasing, creative musical activities at the end of the album." Sounds like it'd be not-so-hot shuffled on an iPod, but kinda cool with the kids. (Also, Rymer's website is really cool.)

    2. Eric Herman is preparing his 3rd album Snow Day for a late spring/early summer 2006 release. Go to the link above for info on pre-orders. His site also has some computer games, which I hear are all the rage these days.

    3. Finally, Monty Harper also has an album coming out this summer -- Paws, Claws, Scales & Tales will have songs revolving "around the themes of pets and reading." Though lyrics are available, I think I'd rather be surprised to see how many songs deal with reading pets.

    So there you go.

    Reader Comments (1)

    Hi,I would love to send you our new CD of original lullabies and children's songs. It's called 'Sleepy Old Town' and is fully orchestrated using traditional instruments, such as grand piano, string-quartet, great harp, bassoon, oboe, flute and many more. The CD is available through CDbaby.Kind regards,Steve Stapley
    December 6, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterSteve Stapley

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