New Kid-Friendly Rock Album, ‘The Green Album’ Released for Free

MOBILE, Ala. - Jan. 14, 2016 - PRLog -- For the past 30 years, Steve Trash has been entertaining and educating individuals about the environment through ecological illusions and even “enviro-music”, with his first album ‘The Trash Tunes’ released in 2013. Trash debuted his sophomore album, a kids rock album, which was released in early October 2015–in an effort to bring joy to kids while spreading environmental awareness even further, Trash has announced ‘The Green Album’ is now available for free download.

‘The Green Album’ was written by Steve Trash on his recycled cigar box guitar with collaborations with Jimmy Nutt. Nutt has worked with many famous artists including Jimmy Buffett and Percy Sledge. The ten-track album was produced at Nutt’s own NuttHouse Recording Studio located in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

As an eco-entertainer, Trash wanted to create an album that kids would not only adore, but that also combined his eco-themes. Trash explains, “These aren’t you’re sappy or silly little kids song–the album is something that both kids and adults will enjoy.”

Trash even filmed the album's process behind-the-scenes on his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UURWliNEyiM



Norbert Putnam, who was the producer of albums for Jimmy Buffett, Joan Baez, and Dan Fogelberg, comments on the album stating that it contains, "Terrific songs that will save the planet."

With the goal of creating entertaining eco-friendly music, Steve Trash is hoping this album will continue to inspire kids and adult and show them the importance of recycling and respecting the earth. ‘The Green Album’ is currently free for download at www.stevetrash.com/music.

About the Artist:

Steve Richerson, better known by his stage name Steve Trash is known as a professional “eco-entertainer and rockin' eco hero” and has toured the world performing in Japan, Australia, Canada, Spain, and Portugal. He's entertained people with green illusions, magic tricks, and funny stuff for more than 25 years and has even appeared at the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, California. Trash was voted Environmental Educator of the Year in 2011 and lives in an earth-bermed house with PV solar collectors.

For media inquiries regarding Steve Trash, individuals are encouraged to contact Executive Assistant, Maura Allard at (978) 835-8954 or via email at  allardmaura@gmail.com. To learn more about the artist, please visit  www.stevetrash.com.