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"Pop Fly

Pop Fly is Justin's much anticipated sixth CD. He continues to take children's music to new musical and lyrical heights with his unique "kindie" rock. Whether describing the occasional triumphs of a distracted outfielder or imagining all the magnificent creatures living inside Henrietta's unkept hair, this recording brims with sounds that are more Fountains of Wayne than Romper Room.

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2008

Meltdown! is Justin's fifth CD and his most accomplished effort to date. Justin explores the kid's perspective from sidewalk chalk drawings to oceanside sandcastles to life's inevitable meltdowns. With sly references to Elvis Costello, Paul Simon, and Modern English (the title track ends with the proclamation "I'd stop the world and meltdown with you!"), Meltdown! will have the whole family playing air guitar in no time.

"The latest from Roberts is another genre-swirling grand slam." — Cookie Magazine

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2006

Way Out is Justin's fourth release and the first time he turned the knobs all the way up to eleven. The CD is filled with memorable pop hooks and singable catchy choruses, including the punk rock anthem "Day Camp," the clever "Doctor Doctor" and the fully rocking "Picture Day" (about which The Independent said "[it] may be the greatest song ever written. Really."). The songs will have the kids bouncing off the walls and the adults remembering their own pre-pre-pre-teen years.

"More than any children's release this year, this CD makes you want to buy multiple copies and pass them out to friends—if only to prove that children's music can be unaccountably great." — Amazon.com Editor's Review

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2004

Not Naptime is Justin's third CD and features such concert favorites as "Brontosaurus Got a Sweet Tooth" and "Billy the Bully." The song "Nine Planets," though scientifically debatable, was a popular track on a recent Starbucks' children's music compilation. Not Naptime also features one of Justin's personal favorites, the introspective "Moving." Get ready to stay awake all night for this one.

"Roberts's beguiling, often uproarious turns of phrase never cease to delight, from the title track ("Don't even start with those carpet squares," warns its naptime-phobic protagonist) to the breathtaking album-closing lullaby, "Last Night the Moon was Full."" — Washington Post

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2003

Yellow Bus is Justin's second release and contains several of Justin's most popular songs, including "Willy Was a Whale," "One Little Cookie," and "Yellow Bus." This CD won Justin his first Parents' Choice GOLD award and was featured in People Magazine. As Disney's Family Fun magazine proclaimed, "Hop on the bus, you're guaranteed to enjoy the ride."

"After his enjoyable 1998 debut album, "Great Big Sun," Justin Roberts tops himself with this immensely appealing, creative release with genuine all-ages appeal."
— Parents' Choice

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2001

Great Big Sun is Justin's very first family CD. Many of the songs were written while Justin was daytime moonlighting at a Montessori school while his indie-folk band were rocking out at night. It features simple yet infectious songs like "Little Raindrop," "If You Got 1," and "Great Big Sun." This is an intimate and folky affair, sure to become a soundtrack to your family's life. A modern-day classic.

"Hands down the best made for children's record of the past two years. Roberts sings of pancakes, pajamas, and little miracles."
— St. Paul Pioneer Press

all songs © Justin Roberts, 1997

The name of this band is "Why Not Sea Monsters?" It is made up of singer/songwriter Justin Roberts and producer/arranger Liam Davis. The songs are all original retellings of bible stories from the Hebrew Scriptures (aka: the Old Testament). Filled with Justin's trademark wit, warmth and catchy hooks, Justin takes on topics such as Noah building the ark and Moses at the burning bush with sometimes silly and sometimes touching results.

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2005 except tracks 11 & 12 written by Craig Wright

The name of this band is "Why Not Sea Monsters?" It is made up of singer/songwriter Justin Roberts and producer/arranger Liam Davis. This CD contains all-original songs that are retellings of classic bible stories from the New Testament. Filled with Justin's trademark wit, warmth and catchy hooks, these songs run the gamut. Get ready for a hilarious take on the story of the loaves and fishes to a moving portrait of the good samaritan.

all songs © Justin Roberts, 2005

Justin’s “grown-up” singer-songwriter cd from 1999, repackaged here in a digipak and re-mastered with a previously unreleased bonus track. This is a moving collection of late-night ballads framed by standup bass, organ, steel guitar, and horns.