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SaulPaul Delivers Anthems for Kids

SaulPaul’s ‘All-Star Anthems’

Texas’ own SaulPaul returns with All-Star Anthems, just in time to pep up kids disgruntled about going back to school. The self-proclaimed “musician with a message” has been entertaining audiences over the world for more than a decade. The new CD is fun for all ages, with easy-to-rap-along positive messages featuring a collection of 12-and-under performers.

All-Star Anthems leaves no doubt about its intentions, starting up with “Hands in the Sky” and “Choose.” There’s music and a party, wherever you’re from, in “Home,” with 123 Andres.

There’s a little bit of country in “Texas Two Step,” but it’s just a li’l bit. Mostly it’s for the kids to sing the chorus. “Me, Gumby and My 6 String” is a rap folk tale of claymation legend Gumby accompanying SaulPaul on an interplanetary trip. And the disc ends with a new remixes of his most known works, “Rise” and “We Dream in 3D.”

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Every song has a dance and/or choreography that accompanies it. SaulPaul has the young people who helped create the songs make instructional videos that are released in conjunction with the music. All-Star Anthems won’t make you stand and place your hand over your heart. But it stands out with plenty of heart.

All-Star Anthems is available from SaulPaul’s websiteiTunesSpotify, and Amazon.

Here is the video for SaulPaul’s song, “Rise”:

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This post was last modified on September 17, 2018 4:08 pm

Jeffrey Cohen

Born and raised in New York (with a brief sojourn in New Jersey during his preteen years), Jeffrey Cohen lives in New York with his two sons. He has reviewed children's music for the past 14 years on his own blog. Jeff's podcast, "MrJeff2000 Explains It All" is available through iTunes.

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