‘"I love your tunes and your environmental message."
~GreenenergyTV.com
"Jazz-A-Ma-Tazz’ entertainer extraordinaire
Hayes Greenfield pays homage to the planet with his new
release, Music for a Green Planet. Adults and children alike
will sway to Alouette in Green, Brahms Green Lullaby, This
Green Man and other songs crafted to instill responsibility
across the generations."
~ beautynewsnyc.com
“Genius! It makes jazz a tangible entity, not just
something you sit and listen to ... recreates children's
standards as messages of ecology and conservation.”
~ kidsmusicthatrocks.blogspot.com/
“Some awesome, hot and cool, swinging, rapping true-to-the-soul
jazz that has some very sweet, heartfelt lyrics perfect
for an Earth Day groove.” ~Lime.com
“One of the finest examples of kid's entertainment I've ever seen...a collection of environmentally inspired jazz tunes that is quite good and clever. ~Outwiththekids.blogspot.com
“This CD is exactly the kind of music I would put
on the radio for my kids if I had any.” ~Sustainlane.com
“Sophisticated, lush jazz productions; deep eco-message lyrics: This truly outstanding collection provides a sampling of jazz styles, from Dixieland to bossa nova to cool jazz.” ~Parentmap magazine
“Full of joyful and witty tunes that celebrate the environment.” ~iVillage.com and Commonsensemedia.org
“Features inventive arrangements of tunes like “Hush,
Little Baby” and “This Little Light of Mine.”
~Time Out New York
“It brings green-minded parents and their children
a compilation of jazzy tunes full of positive messages about
living green. The music is sure to inspire little ones to
love the Earth, while parents will appreciate the (non-annoying!)
adaptation of well-known children’s melodies.”
~Greenmomfinds.com
“The lyrics are catchy, meaningful and discussion
worthy (what's a hybrid, Mom?). Music for a Green Planet
creates a wonderful introduction to living Earth-healthy
while inspiring children and their families.” ~
Mommies with Style
“A new collection of jazz-infused Green tunes, just
in time for Earth Day.” ~Baltimore’s
Child
“Applies jazz style music to familiar children’s songs with earth friendly lyrics." ~AlphaMom
“Original tracks that explore the myriad ways everyone
can work together to save our Earth.” ~Staten
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