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“Don’t Drive Parents Crazy!” That’s the whimsical, yet serious, motto of Lanny Sherwin and his Sandman Records. And that’s just the attitude that accompanies the launch of “Meltdown”, the fun, upbeat, and thought-provoking addition to Sandman’s award-winning series of children’s CDs. The all-original CD is geared for children ages 4-12 and their parents. Featuring 12 songs by singer-songwriter, Lanny Sherwin, President of Sandman Records (www.sandmanrecords.com) “Meltdown” goes from rock to pop to Caribbean to R&B … even an a cappella tune with Lanny singing eight parts! All for the affordable price of $12.98. “Meltdown” has clever lyrics, catchy melodies, and is designed for slightly wacky preadolescent fun. But the new CD also delivers many positive messages for children. Also, there’s plenty of humor in “Meltdown”, something we all need more of in today’s world.” “Meltdown” is the 5th children’s music CD from Sandman Records and Lanny Sherwin. The first two CDs, “Dream With Me Tonight—Lullabies For All Ages” and “Dream With Me Tonight, Volume 2—A Father’s Lullabies”, were written for ages newborn to 5. Two more of Lanny’s CDs, “Turn Up The Music!” and “I Like Being Me”, are geared towards a 4-9 year old audience. All told, Lanny’s songs have won over 30 music awards. Why so many? “I think the phrase ‘Don’t Drive Parents Crazy’ really sums it up,” he says. “As a songwriter and a parent, I’m aware of what parents have to go through in listening to their children’s musi
# Meltdown This album merits attention for its refreshing approach to children's music as genuine artistic expression rather than condescension. Sherwin demonstrates that songs for young audiences can explore real emotional experiences—frustration, overwhelm, growth—while maintaining genuine musicality. The compositional range across twelve original tracks, from rock to Caribbean rhythms to intricate vocal layering, reflects serious craft rather than formulaic production. What distinguishes it is the implicit respect for both children's intelligence and parents' aesthetic sensibilities; the work refuses the false choice between educational messaging and engaging sound design. For listeners seeking music that entertains without talking down, and that models emotional literacy through melody, this collection offers substantive material worth
This is Not a Guitar
Lanny Sherwin
Meltdown
Lanny Sherwin
Let's Hear it for the Little Guy
Lanny Sherwin
Granny's Got a Guitar
Lanny Sherwin
Your Mountain is Waiting
Lanny Sherwin
A Cappella, Part 3
Lanny Sherwin
I Can't Rhyme
Lanny Sherwin
Airport Blues
Lanny Sherwin
Harmonica Veronica
Lanny Sherwin
You Can't Cross the Ocean
Lanny Sherwin
Up in My Tree
Lanny Sherwin
Paddle-to-the-Sea
Lanny Sherwin