Check out Laura Doherty’s newest video, for the adorable “Hello Hippopotamus” from her 2009 “Kids in the City” CD. Enjoy: **Attention Philly-area readers: Be sure to catch Laura Doherty live at the Kennett Flash on Sunday, May 9th @ 3pm. This show will mark the 1st in OWTK kids concert […]
The 3rd official video from “Rock Paper Scissors” is decidedly “homemade”, even more so than the 1st two (and that’s saying something!). “Butterfingers” is such a fun tune that the no-frills visual presentation matters-not. Warning, if you’re disturbed by images of soft butter being squeezed between fingers – this video […]
While we’re down to the Final Four in Zooglobble’s hotly contested 2010 KidVid Tournament, John & Mark may have just delivered a championship contender for the 2011 Tourney. Check out their video for the quirky, cool song “A Counting Error” from their debut Children’s Album. A COUNTING ERROR by John […]
I don’t know what stuff like this means anymore. Bands, big and small, are popping up on TV, on the shelves at Target and almost everywhere else you can stick 10 seconds of audio. Everything, it seems, is mainstream. Or, if it’s not right now, simply wait a few minutes. […]
The Deedle Deedle Dees bring something incredibly unique to the kid’s music world – brains, brawn and brilliant fun. They closed out the Meltdown festival in style with songs about Harriet Tubman, Satchel Page, Aaron Burr, Amelia Earhart and this one, “Do The Turnout” about the Amherst Girls. The bulk […]
Robert Burke Warren aka Uncle Rock graced the stage earlier in the day, lending lead vocals to “Roncando” (from Dean Jones’ “Rock Paper Scissors”) during Dog on Fleas’ set. He returned in the PM to rock the Western Massachusetts crowd. With the assistance of his son Jack on vocals, and […]
Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem had the strongest, most engaged crowd at Meltdown ’10. This wasn’t much of a surprise, as the New England-based rootsy quartet has a strong local following. Many of the adults and a lot of the kids danced and sang along to the songs from the […]
There was a metric ton of quality family music booked by Bill Childs of Spare the Rock for the 2010 Meltdown Festival. Of all the acts scheduled, I can honestly say that I was excited most to see and hear Alastair Moock. His debut kid’s album “A Cow Says Moock” […]
