There’s a ton of music out there for young kids and teenagers, but what about the in-betweeners?
Pinna — a screen-free, ad-free, audio streaming service for kids ages 3-12 — just released a tween pop album called Real Me. Available exclusively to Pinna subscribers, Real Me features 10 original songs for kids ages 9-12, featuring a pop sound and lyrics and themes aimed at listeners who are aging out of typical kids’ music.
Recording artist Erica Rabner wrote and produced this album exclusively for Pinna with lyrics and affirmations that deal with real-life emotions and changes that the Gen Z age group is dealing with. Musicians Tim Kubart and Alphabet Rockers join in on two of the tracks.
Pinna will celebrate the release of the album with a virtual concert on Facebook Live and Instagram at 6 p.m. EDT on Thursday, May 21. Fans can later access the concert on Pinna’s YouTube channel.
The single, “Real Me,” is available for streaming and download today via Apple Music, Amazon, and Spotify. Fans can also listen to the title track on pinna.fm for free and subscribe to Pinna to access the full album.
