Hullabaloo is giving away a full album’s worth of kiddie holiday music for free. The 10 cuts included on “Holiday Hullabaloo” are new interpretations of some classics performed with just guitar and voice. “Up on the Rooftop” and “Here Comes Santa Claus” are the tracks that really standout for me. […]
I just got done listening to Bill, Ella and Liam count down the top 11 kiddie albums of 2009. Maybe you were listening as well. If not, and if you’re curious about the discs that made the cut this year, head on over to the Fids & Kamily website for […]
…as written by me. This is my first piece for Time Out New York Kids magazine. The article is online now (officially this time) and will appear in the December issue on newsstands soon (or now, possibly). *Important to note that the albums are in no particular order. Check it […]
There is so much potential humor in me guest posting on a site called Momslikeme.com, but (and you should too) is all I’m going to take advantage of. I managed to write 600+ words and not mention a single kid’s CD or book…amazing, I know. Instead, for my 1st guest […]
Peter Himmelman + Awesome Record Store + A chance to win a trip to NYC for a live Yo Gabba Gabba! show = one fantastic way to spend an afternoon in Tinseltown. This Sunday, November 8th, Amoeba Music is playing host to Kid’s Day, an event comprised of a free […]
Peter Himmelman is a fascinating man. He’s an accomplished musician, having released countless albums, scored numerous TV shows and commercials, and is the host of a long running webcast called “Furious World”. He’s also a Grammy nominated children’s musician (for his 2007 album “My Green Kite”) and recently launched a […]
“Everyone is Someone” is the 4th album from Sheila Carabine and Amanda Walther, a pair of effervescent Canadians known as Dala, and it’s gaining traction here in the States. This is in large part due to a game changing Sunday brunch performance at the 2009 Newport Folk Festival (the historic […]
I just got out of the hospital. I was treated for the flu, then pneumonia and it sucked pretty bad. I managed to make it to 33.75-years of age with nary an injury/surgery/major illness. That was until this past Sunday. I always hated/feared needles. The last 48 hours I was […]
