Marsha and the Positrons clever lyrics about science and how the world works, positive messages and catchy sound will definitely entertain kids and grown-ups alike. This 12-track album skillfully weaves science with themes of friendship and kindness, underscored with an infectious rock beat. Playful, educational, and engaging, this record features collaborations with other children’s musicians such as Barry Louis Polisar, Lori Henriques and Billy Kelly. Produced by talented indie rocker, TJ Lipple.
From our Music Judge:
“Antimatter exists/Quantum Physics is real” – not very many singers, let alone children’s musicians, could make this sophisticated lyric sound matter-of-fact and melodic, but Marsha Goodman-Wood does so on the track, “Positrons,” which posits all types of scientific terms in a kid-friendly way. Goodman-Wood and her band do a superb job conveying some very heady ideas in clever, tuneful ways that will entertain listeners of all ages. With their jazz-flavored, poppy rock sound, Marsha And The Positrons sing about squids to offer a lesson on invertebrate creatures and about a sneezing cat to discuss being sensitive to others’ allergies, as well as exploring the “mysteries” of garbage and recyclables collections. “Alien in an Ambulance,” another album highlight, is a wonderfully wacky tune filled with excellent alphabet-centric wordplay.”
