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ALYSSA TRAHAN RELEASES EDGY “AIN’T EVER GOIN’ BACK” EXCLUSIVELY PREMIERED BY GUITAR GIRL MAGAZINE
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (June 12, 2020) – Guitar Girl Magazine exclusively premiered Alyssa Trahan’s newest single, “Ain’t Ever Goin’ Back,” yesterday. With an edgier feel then some of her catalog, Trahan still delivers an important message to keep moving forward, not backwards. Continuing to show her skills, Trahan not only co-wrote the song with Tony Lucca, but she also self produced the entire track. A true jill-of-all-trades, there is nothing that Trahan can’t do. Listen to the single here. “This song is an anthem for anyone chasing a dream or a vision. It’s edgy, it’s powerful and it has a swampy vibe my fans haven’t heard me do before. I wrote this song about my personal…
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Homeschoolins is starting soon and we have been looking for Musci resources to study. Which is why I am excited to share NEW MUSIC NEWS/ for June 12, 2020. Red Yarn Announces August Album Release: Backyard BopThe first single and music video, ‘Jump for Joy,’ is out today “There’s got to be a bit of joy alongside the hard work of social change.” Catch the world premiere on Zooglobble Portland, OR – As social distancing stretches into another season, family adventures may need to be found closer to home. Nationally acclaimed performing and recording artist Red Yarn offers a new collection of original songs which provide the perfect soundtrack to joyful family dance parties and summertime…
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7 Ways to Cut Back Screen Time
Today, your kids have decidedly fewer limits when it involves controlling a screen. they will watch many TV shows directly, and carry TV shows wherever they are going . As amazing as the technology is, your child can enjoy less time with it. Outside of homework, school-aged kids should spend not quite an hour or two with a screen a day , consistent with the American Academy of Pediatrics. How to Make the Cut With screens everywhere, it’s going to seem even harder to chop down on a child’s time with them. But limits are worthwhile. Try the following pointers to pry them off those devices — giving them a…








