"What fun! And what good listening for kids or anyone!” writes Sing Out! Magazine, who calls Singer/Songwriter Wayne Potash a “master of kids’ music."

Winner of the coveted Parents Choice Music Award, Rambles Magazine writes that Wayne sings "the most memorable melodies in American music with...a friendly vocal delivery that positively begs the audience to sing along.” Northeast Performer Magazine calls his last CD Don’t Forget the Donut! “an example of great children’s music," and it is recommended by Zooglobble. His music is available here, on iTunes, Amazon, and on CD Baby.

A Day In The Life has just been released. "A brilliant, low-key concept album detailing a day in the life of a young kid. These 24 short tunes take musical cues from Pete Townshend, The Bevis Frond, Paul McCartney, The Beatles, and Johnny Cash" says reviewer Warren Truitt. Give Ready For Dinner a listen on the audio player below!

Wayne plays fun and engaging concerts at special events, libraries, schools, fund-raisers, and parties throughout New England including Boston Harborfest Children's Day, and will be featured at the 2010 Newport Folk Fesival. Wayne’s Music Fun Band features music for the whole family, and is part of the New England Foundation's for the Arts Touring Roster at Matchbook.org. Wayne leads music programs for young children at Harvard University, MIT, Regis College, Bright Horizons, and many others.

“Billboard” says new song “Time to Go” by Wayne Potash, reminiscent of Jimmy Durante’s “Ink-a dink-a doo” of the late 1940’s as it’s popularity roars across the country.

“Time to go” more “in” than “Who’s dat” in New Orleans. Music companies frustrated at unavailability of CD’s to meet consumer demand for new hit.

Vocalist Charlie Wyman to appear on Jay Leno show, and may make an appearance at the Super Bowl half-time show. When reached at his home in North Carolina, Wyman said, “I can’t explain it, but it’s been a blast and now it’s time to go”.