TVS Records

 Gum Drop Hip Hop has been established by tvs Records to present rap music for kids. The first Gum Drop Hip Hop artist, Skool O' Foolz, has dropped its debut song I Believe in You + Me. The song is available on Apple Music, Pandora, Amazon, Shazam, Spotify, You Tube Music and other leading music streaming platforms.  Downloads are available at Amazon and the iTunes Store. To check the Gum Drop Hip Hop label, and Skool O' Foolz  just  GO HERE: www.gumdrophiphop.com

 You Tube Music is now showcasing a collection of 32 Beautiful Music renditions of top Baby Boomer hit songs of the rock + roll era. The songs are from TVS Records artists Capehart Pops Orchestra, Boomin Reunion Band, Skruffy Group,  jazz guitarist Conchetto Rocco, 99 Strings,  and various featured artists from Capehart Pops Orchestra as solo artists. Songs include Sugar Sugar, Jackie Blue, Too Much Tequila, Betcha By Golly Wow, Crying Time Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pie, Don't Be Cruel, Time is on My Side and dozens more. To checkout this playlist  GO HERE: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=mAC9svj8vhs&list=OLAK5uy_lVChxojWEL6p-J7MjUuyAP7RrHVCg10Lk

 When rap music was introduced commercially by Sugar Hill Records in 1979, the phrase 'Hip Hop' was introduced to American culture. It was meant to be fun, party music for kids but eventually morphed into the coarse 'street' music that it is today. Sugar Hill Records owner Joe Robinson was always frustrated - and saddened- that others took the concept and changed it from the hip hop fun music it was intended to be. Today TVS Records is honoring Joe Robinson's vision by creating 'Gum Drop Hip Hop' music for kids to recapture the fun of  break dancing, roller skating, and hop scotch based tunes for todays kids. The first Gum Drop Hip Hop group, Skool O' Foolz, has introduced the first Gum Drop Hip Hop song, a new version of Rapper's Delight. Again set to the tune of the disco hit 'Good Times', the Skool of Foolz takes the music world 'back to the future' with this initial release. Finally, some kids music that parents will enjoy as well...

 Fans of the Capehart Pops Orchestra, Boomin Reunion Band, and Skruffy Group can now download their favorite songs via Amazon. Amazon also streams these TVS Records songs in their Amazon Prime audio package.  Capehart Pops Orchestra performs top pop hits of the rock + roll era in an easy listening, instrumental format.  Boomin Reunion Band joins with the top pop hit artists of the era as they reprise their Cash Box Top 40 hit song recordings. Skruffy Group is a retro ensemble that salutes the top hits and artists of the era. To check out these songs on Amazon  GO HERE: https://www.prlog.org/13023753-capehart-music-treasury-top-pop-songs-now-available-for-download-and-streaming-on-amazon.html

 Noir Nightingale, the retro girl group, has dropped audio and video versions of a concert video performed in Las Vegas for streaming worldwide. The TVS Records release will also include CD and DVD versions to be available in retail stores, catalogs, and in direct to consumer offers. Noir Nightingale is backed by the Capehart Pops Orchestra, performers in the 4 CD set 'Senior Prom', as seen in the Saturday Evening Post.  Other artists on TVS Records include noted Hollywood session pianist Charlie Favor, retro drummer Andy Sanders, guitarist Tommy Guitar, and jazz guitarist Conchetto Rocco. Rocco recently released his debut album, Midnight Refrain, on TVS Records. To hear Charlie Favor pop hits GO HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmUjNRMBb3IftJ-ZbiH1BPw

 TVS Records has added 'The Skunkz' as their second Bubblegum Rap group to its artist roster, with their first single scheduled for release in Summer 2024. They join 'Skool O' Foolz' on the TVS Records Bubblegum rap venture. All TVS Records Bubblegum Rap songs will be released in both audio and animated video versions. A half hour TV series featuring the artists is also currently in production at the TVS Colorization + Animation Studios in Hollywood.

 Skool O' Foolz  music group has joined the TVS Records label in the Bubblegum Rap category. The group has put the 'hip hop' back into rap music, the way it was intended to be when Rap music became commercialized in 1979 by The Sugarhill Gang and Sugarhill Records. Bubblegum Rap is G Rated kids music, performed by kids, with no disgusting lyrics or profane themes.  Thii is how rap music was intended when the genre was established by Joe Robinson and the Sugarhill Gang back in 1979. Skool O' Foolz is presently in the studio finishing up their first song, and it will be released by TVS Records in the coming weeks.