Green Means Go was started by Caroline Chan and Neal Whitmore in 2004 to create  new, child-friendly music that parents could also enjoy.

 Says Neal “It all started as a bit of fun. I had children of my own and I couldn’t find any  current kids music that we, as parents, also liked.

 The childrens music of the past seemed to be aimed at the kids but enjoyed by the  whole family  - every Sunday lunchtime on “Family Favourites” in our house.  Songs by  Rolf Harris and the like - great songs with memorable performances by great singers  and talented musicians - produced by legends like George Martin at Abbey Road  studios.  We were so lucky - there seemed to be nothing comparable in the modern kids  CDs we heard.

 I wanted my kids to enjoy music like I had ....  Music which enchanted - thrilled -mystified  - hypnotised - captivated and entranced! And I couldn’t find anything remotely like this  in the racks of bland and uninspired children’s music on release.

 I’d spotted Caroline at her Minibeat classes  - giving the local kids EXACTLY the sort of  joyous, uplifting music experience that I wanted my kids to have - and managed to  persuade her to try some recording with me and see what happened.
 We immediately gelled and found a brilliant working relationship.”

 Says Caroline “It was apparent from our first day working together that this was going  to work.  We seemed to share the same passion and vision for a new way of recording  children’s music which kept the heart and soul of the music we had loved as kids.  The  reaction from children, parents, family and friends and the press has been amazing and  made it obvious that we’ve really hit on something special .”

 Our first CD “A Day in the Jungle”  has been incredibly well received - getting rave  reviews in the Press and still selling strongly a year after it’s first release.  The feedback  we’ve received from parents has been wonderful - in many local households “A Day in  the Jungle” is required daily listening for the children - and still bearable for the adults!  

 We’re on a mission now -  to record a whole series of CDs, all with different themes but  all keeping to the same ethos - “Real Music for Kids” -  this is just the beginning!

 Our new CD “A Day at the Seaside” is released now.