Trade Martin Music: “Blame it on President Bush” new video release

Politically motivated to produce the video as an “answer to reality, the reality of the blame game going on in Washington.”



Trade Martin announced today his release of his latest video entitled ‘Blame it on President Bush.’ In an interview with PRonlineNews.com, Grammy Award winner, musician, writer and producer Trade Martin, said he was politically motivated to produce the video as an “answer to reality, the reality of the blame game going on in Washington.” “We’ve got a President in office for 20 months now who appears to be reluctant to accept responsibility and has surrounded himself with expendable people who he points fingers at. He’s even stooped to unprecedented lows after 20 months and continues to blame former President Bush for anything that he can think of to satisfy the political moment game. This is just plain nuts.” Martin released ‘Blame it on President Bush’ today as part of a volume album with 11 songs entitled “Politically Speaking,” the full production due out before the end of the year. His most recent video, ‘We’ve Got To Stop The Mosque At Ground Zero,’ compiled by executive producer Jeff Bruzzo, was an overnight hit. Internet surfers downloaded more than a quarter of a million plays from various sites in the span of a few short weeks. Martin expects the next full album, ‘Politically Speaking’ to be a blockbuster with an appeal to the politically inspired, patriotic and just plain curious music listeners. In addition to Martin’s personal motivation to release a political charged CD, he views album proceeds as both a fund raiser for Americans For Prosperity and as a tribute to conservative Mayor Steven Lonegan. The endorsements for the album are in place from nearly 200 media people around the country and the CD will be available on Amazon, I-Tunes and most featured music suppliers around the country. Look and listen for promotions about “Politically Speaking,” a Trade Martin Music, Inc. video production. Visit Trade Martin Music on-line at trademartinmusic.com

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