We’ve got some heavyweights in this edition of the Music Video Therapy session! Hey, school’s out, you’re gonna need something to occupy the kiddos! Sit back and enjoy five terrific videos from the world of kindie music. Oh, and this just in! Entertainment Weekly has the premiere of “Shrimp” from […]
I might not be a math hero, but I can calculate that the kindie music world has exactly an 80% chance of victory in Los Angeles this weekend. One of these four terrific family artists — Okee Dokee Brothers, The Pop Ups, Elizabeth Mitchell, Bill Harley — is likely to […]
Download, listen, and enjoy this special Grammy Awards edition of the OWTK Kid’s Music Monthly Podcast, featuring all four of the kindie acts nominated for Best Children’s Album this year. I play a cut from each nominated album, as well as an older one, to give you taste of where […]
It’d be a vapid time waste for me to wax poetic again about the albums you and your young children should own, so here’s how we’re going to do it for this Very Kindie Christmas Gift Guide. I’m going to break out CDs based on personality traits of children, some […]
**Post-Grammy Update** Huge congrats to the Okee Dokee Brothers for winning the 2013 Grammy Award (55th Annual Grammys) for Best Children’s Album. Their masterwork, Can You Canoe?, also took the top prize in the usually way more plugged-in Fids & Kamily Awards, marking the first time the Grammys and the […]
The esteemed list of 15 was revealed this morning! The best kid’s CDs of the year (defined here as 11/1/11-10/31/12) as voted on by the judges in the annual Fids & Kamily Music Awards were announced on Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child today. Forget whatever crappy jewel cases sit […]
The little podcast that could just keeps on chugging along. I can tell by obsessing over casually scanning the stats that more and more families are tuning into the world’s #1 kid’s music podcast with the capital letters OWTK in the title — an honor that humbles me greatly. Subscribe […]
You know what I love? Elizabeth Mitchell originals. Now, I’ve got nothing against covers, especially those of traditional American folk songs, or of songs by guys named Hendrix and Bowie, but what I crave most as a music fan are not interpretations, but fresh tunes from great songwriters. This one, […]
