Children's learning tool set to high energy music with hip hop and pop styles. Education meets Hip Hop. As seen in the “ Washington Post” also featured on NPR and BET.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		The ABC Song	2:44
2		The Vowel Song	2:42
3		Small Words	5:39
4		Count by One's	3:01
5		Count by Two's Five's and Ten's	3:39
6		Addition (intro to addition)	3:43
7		Subtraction (intro to subtraction)	2:43
8		The Calendar Song	2:51
9		The Fifty States	8:27

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Producer Calls on the Power of Music to Increase Math Scores


In just four years, producer David Printis has taught math, science and geography to over 40,000 children by invoking the power of music. Now, his company continues to educate with new CD's.


Fort Washington, MD – As the country rallies for higher math achievement scores by increasing teachers’ pay and rewarding states for encouraging learning, one music producer has risen to the call to action by producing educational music CD’s that kids, parents, and even teachers are raving about.

By utilizing hip-hop’s ability to influence and entertain, and parlaying it into a learning tool that features music today’s children embrace, music producer David Printis and his company, De-U Records (www.De-Urecords.com), have taught more than 45,000 students mathematics, science, and geography.

Launched in October 2001, the series’ first CD, “Multiplication Hip Hop,” became an instant hit, and has since become one of the hottest selling independent music CD’s on the East coast. Later titles in the series, “It’s Elementary,” “Science and Geography,” and the newest one, “Addition and Subtraction” have met with equal success.

“Kids like the CD's,” Printis remarks. “They don’t even realize they’re learning. They just think they’re having fun listening to hip hop.”

Not only has Printis won the praise of parents, teachers, and school principals, his company has received the interest of university faculties and national media such as The Washington Post and National Public Radio's "Morning Edition.”

“Kids learn the alphabet by learning a song, they learn to count by putting it in a song. This is just another way of bringing it to life for kids,” says Martin L. Johnson, professor of mathematics education at the University of Maryland at College Park.

Karen Kunkel, principal at Green Valley Elementary School in a suburb of Washington, D.C., uses “Multiplication Hip Hop” to teach her second graders. She has attributed the CD's with her school’s significant improvement on the Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills, a standardized test given to students in Maryland.

“The CD's are a good influence,” Printis concludes. “The rhythm keeps the kids interested…and learning.”

David Printis is available for comment and can be reached at (301) 265-1600 or dprintis@de-urecords.com.



About De-U Records, Inc.
De-U Records, Inc. is located in Fort Washington, Maryland. The company strives to provide top quality educational music products for children and adults. For additional information on De-U Records or the products that they offer call (301) 265-1600.