Posts Tagged ‘Brady Rymer’

  • A Conversation with Brady Rymer

    A Conversation with Brady Rymer

    Apr 1, 11 • In Interviews, Music

    My friend Jeff Bogle, of Out With the Kids, calls Brady Rymer‘s Love Me for Who I Am the album he was destined to make, and I couldn’t put it any better. Full of hooks and effervescently charming musical turns, it has something for family members of all ages — and music fans of (almost) all persuasions — but that isn’t even all of what makes it so special. There’s also a really wonderful story behind the music, which, among other things, Brady shared with me during a recent interview. Here’s a transcript of our discussion, and a widget that will let you stream the whole album while you read. Enjoy. Your new album, Love Me for Who I Am, was a collaboration of sorts with a school called Celebrate the Children, whose mission is

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  • CD Review: Brady Rymer, “Here Comes Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could”

    Jan 25, 09 • In Music, Websites

    Brady Rymer – Here Comes Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could (2008, Bumblin’ Bee) purchase this album (Amazon) Kids’ music has come a long way from the says when its creators were expected to treat their listeners like tiny little mental patients, but even in this golden age of non-nauseating listening choices for parents, some of the old rules still apply. For instance, most kids’ album artwork is still done in bright colors, and filled with pictures of performers proudly displaying open-mouthed grins — and the songs themselves often tend to be overly sweet or self-consciously wacky. As adults, we often count ourselves lucky if we can remember our younger, sillier selves, but what we forget is that kids don’t always feel like acting goofy, and even though they think fart jokes are

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