No Small Children - three elementary school teachers from LA - are releasing their brand new video I'm So Concerned today, August 3. It comes off the band's album What Do The Kids Say?, released in May.

What Do The Kids Say? was co-produced by singer & guitarist Lisa Pimentel and the legendary Bob Marlette (Black Sabbath, Filter, Rob Zombie). The record showcases No Small Children's songwriting ability songs and skilled musicianship. From the feel-good, anthemic sound of Radio and I Don't Believe What You Say, to the infectious pop/AOR melodies of Can You Imagine and Bullfighter, WDTKS? is chock-full of catchy songs with great commercial potential: a must for all the "silk & steel" rockers out there.

Back to the I'm So Concerned video: the cinematic black and white visuals pair with the band's raw and honest song to showcase their feelings as educators in modern-day America. "I'm So Concerned captures our worries as teachers about the world we're leaving for our students and the effects societal anxiety has on our youth. It also speaks to our desire to listen mindfully to our students to understand them and what they have to say" said Lisa.

Check the video clikng on the image and stream/buy What Do The Kids Say? following this link.

Another new act that deserves your full attention: elementary school teachers by day and rockers by night, LA pop-rock trio No Small Children formed on the playground while doing recess duty. They released their new single, It's All For Love (For Goodness Sake) yesterday, April 13.

"This is a track about putting one foot in front of the other during these crazy times we live in, and bringing it back to the basics" said the band about the new track.

No Small Children also have a new album, What Do The Kids Say? out May 18, featuring their song I'm So Concerned which gives their point of view on the gun control issue as three veteran teachers.

No Small Children have been recognized by the Los Angeles Times for their remake of the classic Ghostbusters theme song that can be heard in the 2016 Ghostbusters movie.

In 2017, No Small Children released the single Radio produced by the legendary Bob Marlette (Black Sabbath, Filter, Saliva). Radio has recently been featured on The World Famous KROQ (Los Angeles), "Rock Band Rivals" video game and in the 2018 season of the Drew Barrymore's Netflix show, Santa Clarita Diet.  A previously released song, Big Steps was also featured in the 2017 season of Santa Clarita Diet as well.

Stream or download It's All For Love (For Goodness Sake) clicking on the image.