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Bubble Wrap is an amazing family music album full of memorable hooks by popular YouTube artist, Eric Herman, and his full band, The Thunder Puppies. Speaking deeply to the world of a kid, Bubble Wrap includes comedic takes on obsessive fun ("Bubble Wrap," "Phone"), food ("You Are What You Eat"), and bath taking ("Take a Bath"), as well as more serious looks at subjects like stage fright ("Everybody's Watching"), role models ("That Guy"), and even the death of a parent ("Okay"), inspired by the loss of Eric's wife and co-producer, Roseann, in 2013. The album also includes a unique take on the "counting song" with "Sunflower Seeds," and a blues song for school kids in "Where's Saturday?" Bubble Wrap features guest cameos by Keith and Ezra of Trout Fishing in America, Mister G, Roger Day, Kenn Nesbitt and more. Videos for the title track, "You Are What You Eat" and "Take a Bath" will be debuting on YouTube coinciding with the album release. Eric Herman has a unique voice in the Kids/Family genre, both as a singer and songwriter, and this album may be his best yet, with songs that are immediately memorable and accessible and yet truly original. There are influences apparent in some songs, including Elvis Costello, Pearl Jam, The Beatles and Cake, but there is always a distinct feel and approach to the songs. Not content to merely reproduce more versions of his hits, these songs are vibrant and new and go to different places than his previous work. According to Herman, the 12 songs on Bubble Wrap were inspired directly from jams during band rehearsals, which Herman then took and molded into full songs, not unlike a mad scientist. In the case of the epic "Everybody's Watching," nearly the whole song, with its many chord and dynamic changes, came together almost directly from the initial improvisation. It's that kind of inspiration that gives this album its depth and edge, as its raw performances and powerful earworm hooks connect with audiences of all ages.

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