Harmonica Pocket's Keeth Apgar Wins ASCAP Foundation Joe Raposo Children's Music Award

News broke this week that, "Singer-songwriter-educator Keeth Apgar, founder and frontman of the Pacific Northwest-based The Harmonica Pocket, has won the prestigious ASCAP Foundation Joe Raposo Children’s Music Award for a body of work that spans nearly 30 years." "Equal parts silly and sweet, The Harmonica Pocket is a young-at-heart band bursting with thoughtful, fun-loving songs for 'ages zero to Grandma' that inspire spontaneous family dance parties wherever they’re played," a statement reads. "The band makes the case for blurring the lines between children’s and grown-up music, elevating 'kids’ music' into something meaningful, moving, and joyful. Kids can handle rich, nuanced subjects!" "I believe in finishing […] The post Harmonica Pocket's Keeth Apgar Wins ASCAP Foundation Joe Raposo Children's Music Award first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.