Eric Herman's Cool Ride

After four successful CDs of children's songs, Eric Herman knows what his audience wants, and he's not about to change things now.

Otherwise he'd have a whole lot of disappointed kids out there.

Eric has consistently delivered pleasing pop melodies, funny and engaging lyrics, and a clean, crisp production that is easy on young ears.

His latest CD, What A Ride, continues that winning formula with 11 amazing new tracks.

Imaginative songs like "Time Machine," "Carseat Snack," and "How To Move A Monster," are the kind that kids just eat up. Even my increasingly jaded 11-year-old son, who has said he's moving on to more grown-up music, cracked more than a few smiles while listening to the new disc on a recent car trip.

That's what Eric Herman does best. He makes kids smile.

I've heard a lot of good children's music over the years, but I can't think of any other artist who has such instant appeal to the elementary school age crowd as Eric does.

His years of traveling the country and performing at schools, libraries, parks, and festivals has given him a keen insight into what young kids think is cool. You know, stuff like monsters, stink bugs, trampolines, and heartbeats.

What A Ride is a very cool ride, and it gets my family's highest recommendation.

The CD is available for purchase and download everywhere:
Eric's website
Amazon
CDBaby