Melissa Green "Sing Loud" CD Review

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Have you ever heard of Melissa Green?  I will admit that until I was asked to review her CD "Sing Loud," I was not aware of her talent.

Melissa Green first began singing with the students worked at her nursery school back in 2003.  She truly enjoyed the kids, and the school encouraged her to learn to play the guitar. Before long, she became the music and movement specialist. As her students continued to encourage her, she wrote music.  She began working with her friend/producer. Bruce Lawrence, and that is how her recording career  began.  She now lives in L.A., and she continues to teach private music classes.  She also tours the country.  She has a cat named Cozmo, and her favorite foods are pizza, cookies, and milk.  She would rather hang out in the kitchen than just about anywhere else.

I absolutely loved her CD!  I realize that it is written to appeal to kids, but I actually found myself enjoying it as well.  I think its strength is that it has a beat and is still kid-appropriate.  I can't tell you how many times I turn on the radio, and I am almost ashamed for my daughter to hear the music that is playing.  This is one of those "safe" CD's.  This is her fourth CD, and my favorite song is track #10 we got the beat.  This song features Brooke Shields (I kind of remember her when I was growing up).  The reason I enjoyed this song (yes, it will sound cheesy) is that I recognized it from one of the Target Back-to-School ads!  So I connected with the song (even though the words were different).

This is one of those CD's that I think the family can enjoy together.  It doesn't sound like "baby music."  The songs are upbeat and sound pleasing to the ear.  I  would recommend it to everyone!

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