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Fall is a great time of year. The weather is changing, my favorite holidays are coming and there is a ton of great new music coming out for families and kids! Amazon has become on of the go-to places to find new and amazing children’s artists. Here is a great list of new releases on Amazon!

“The Stinky & Dirty Show (Music from the Amazon Original Series)” (songs by Dan Bern). These are tunes written for the Amazon Original animated series. How adorable is the show and the music from this original series! Check out the theme song below!!

I Will Find You No matter What : The songs of Luc and Bob Schneider

Written and performed with his now eleven year-old son, Luc, Schneider calls the project, “one of the most rewarding things I’ve had the pleasure to do since I began making music.” I Will Find You No Matter What: The Songs of Luc and Bob Schneider features songs the two began recording together when Luc was just four years-old, to create a family album for music lovers of all ages.
“It was a thing that just came very organically and with no agenda other than just to be creative with my son,” Schneider explains. The album will be followed by an animated video to bring the songs to visual life, available on September 16.
I love the idea behind this music and the sound. It’s amazing and the idea of love and family is very special. This is a must have for families everywhere.

“Dream Too Much” by Amy Lee (of Evanescence fame).This album will be released September 30th but you can pre-order now.

Amy Lee is regularly selected as one of the most important women in rock music as co-founder of the band Evanescence, loved for her mega-hits like “Everybody’s Fool” and “Bring Me to Life.” A classically trained musician with a lovely bold voice, Lee connects directly with her legions of fans around the world through her social networks. Evanescence videos get more than 1.5 billion spins on YouTube, and Lee continues to write music for film and TV. She and the band will be on tour again soon.

Two years ago, Amy’s life changed with the birth of her son Jack. Rather than stifling her creativity, she found that becoming a mother helped her find new inspiration and expansion of her work. Over the past year, she has been writing songs, inspired by her own childhood (which was filled with music) and her daily life with a toddler. The title track “Dream Too Much” includes bits from Jack’s own dreams and imagination. An animated video for the title song will debut next week.

As Amy says, “Every single song on this album has a story! Whether it’s an original for Jack based on his favorite things or a song my dad used to sing to me when I was a little girl, or even my version of “Alice” which is a very old song from the Boy Scout handbook without an official melody- the way we recorded it is the way my grandmother used to sing it and I’ve never heard it that way anywhere else.”

Again, I love the family theme to this album. I loved Amy’s music and I’m so excited to be able to share it with my family. You’ll enjoy this and the personal family connection that Amy brings to this album.

Our Thoughts

Amazon has become my favorite place to discover new music and family entertainment. These albums are fantastic for your families. The themes are perfect for family listening. I love the personal connections in these family collaborations. Music is an important part of our family life and I love sharing new music with my kids. It’s a great way to connect as a family and enjoy music together. Check out all these new albums and be on the look out for more great music coming this fall!!

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