Justin Roberts, one of the big hitters in the kindie music world, is set to release a new album. “Jungle Gym”, due June 8th, is Roberts’ 7th family album. Below is the tracklist. We Go Duck Sleepoverland Trick or Treat Sign My Cast (the title “Jungle Gym” is taken from […]
The suspense is killing me. I hope it lasts. The Oklahoma duo Sugar Free All Stars are set to release their new all-ages album “Funky Fresh and Sugar Free” later next month, but are so eager to share the new tunes with fans and friends that they’ve decided to slowly […]
What an awesome start! Going in to this endeavor, I don’t know if I could have dreamed up a better way to kick things off then an artist from Chicago and, now, one from Los Angeles. OutWithTheKids.com Presents Kid’s Concert #2 has been confirmed! The Kennett Flash will play host […]
I am so insanely excited to announce that, under the OutWithTheKids.com Presents banner, and in conjunction with Historic Kennett Square and the town’s intimate venue The Kennett Flash, I’m launching a kids concert series. The series kicks off Sunday May 9th with the amazing Laura Doherty, whose debut family CD […]
Now that the Sonicbids winners have been announced, the 2010 Kindiefest lineup is complete. Here’s what you’ll be seein’ or missin’ (if for some reason you don’t attend the kid’s music event of the year): Industry Showcase (Saturday May 1) Frances England Rhythm Child Mr. Leebot The Sugar Free All […]
What’s better than a St. Patrick’s Day Song? How ’bout one from a real Irish band? The Speks are from Ireland and are offering to you a free download of their celebratory tune aptly titled “St. Patrick’s Day”. Enjoy.
In late-January, while Recess Monkey was putting some finishing touches on “The Final Funktier”, bassist Jack Forman took time away from his laundry and schoolwork to talk to me about album #6, Kindiefest, and why the current kindie rock scene in Seattle is infinitely better than his hometown’s post-grunge scene. […]
Looking to teach your kiddos how to play rock paper scissors? Need a little help? Try this fun, academic instructional video from Dean Jones’ outstanding album of the same name. Enjoy “Rock Paper Scissors”, the video:
