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Lisa Loeb – Lullaby Girl
Fresh and dreamy arrangements of 13 classic songs from a variety of genres, with a world-class quartet led by keyboardist Larry Goldings. Songs like “Be My Baby” and “What the World Needs Now Is Love” remind us to wind down and relax. Two Loeb originals: “Lullaby Girl” and “Close Your Eyes” are among these pristine, nap-inducing tracks.
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Jack Forman – Songs from the Monkey House
The high-energy hijinks of this SiriusXM Radio kids’ show host are on display with these 12 new original songs. From “Watermelon” to “Yodeling Yoda,” “Candy Tour” to “Sportball Anthem,” the songs reflect Jack’s offbeat humor and eclectic musical tastes. These are not just songs for babies; families with older kids ages five and up will find worlds of fun and memorable melodies
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo – Songs of Peace & Love for Kids & Parents Around the World
Ladysmith Black Mambazo continues its mission to use its music and life experiences to share a universal message of peace and love. “With our new album, we want to share our songs with the little ones,” group member Albert Mazibuko says. He adds, “We want parents to have a collection of songs to listen to their kids, songs that hold important messages. We know, first hand, how hard it is to raise children in a world of conflict, in a world where children need positive role models and positive words.
Brady Rymer & the Little Band that Could – Revvin’ Up the Reindeer
This three-time Grammy Award-nominated band offers 13 original holiday tracks. Brady and his band reflect the festive jumble of the season, with caroling harmonies, brass, and bells. Every track is inflected with the band’s rootsy, feel-good sound, recalling beloved seasonal standards while bringing Brady’s distinctively fresh, engaging style.
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