“Space Chicken” is a fun, story-driven children’s song about a quirky chicken who travels to Earth from outer space in an egg-shaped spaceship. Packed with humor, catchy melodies, and easy sing-along moments, it’s designed to spark imagination.

Blending futuristic-sounding guitars with silly storytelling and memorable hooks, Space Chicken encourages movement, laughter, and repeat listens—making it a great fit for kids’ playlists focused on fun, novelty, and upbeat, family-friendly music.

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I wrote this song after I heard someone say, “Christmas is just for kids.” But I don’t think you ever grow out of Christmas, because you don’t grow out of things like love, peace, and hope. Christmas time is for people of all ages, not just for kids.

So I wrote a Christmas song with a nostalgic feel—something that captures how special the season can be. Despite the challenges life throws at us in these modern times, you’re never too old for things like love, peace, hope, and all of that stuff.

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“Crossbones The Dancing Skeleton” is a playful, upbeat Halloween track made especially for kids. With a funky disco groove, catchy strings, bass, and funky guitars, it’s designed to get little ones moving and smiling. The song tells the lighthearted story of Crossbones, a skeleton who just can’t stop dancing. Fun, festive, and easy to move to.

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“Tuna” is a playful kids’ song that poses the age-old question: if a tuna is called the chicken of the sea, why isn’t the chicken called the tuna of the land? Add an atmospheric keyboard and a cool guitar riff, and you’re all set for some underwater fun

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“Shark Sushi” is a playful song for kids. It’s an upbeat surf inspired track with a twangy guitar riff and a tongue twister hook that makes it instantly memorable.

Bringing good vibes and playful energy, it combines retro surf rock with modern indie, the kind of song that makes people smile and have fun trying to join in with the tongue twister lyrics.

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In this song made for kids A Pandaroo is a mixed up animal, part Panda Bear and part Kangaroo. Using Australian and Chinese instruments along with guitar, bass, drums and vocals to help tell this story about this hopping bamboo loving creature.

Made to be both entertaining and educational, this song was designed to be easy to learn to play on guitar for children.

A cute animated video accompanies this song for promotion.

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“Jackahuahua Dog” is a fun, upbeat rock song written for kids, telling the playful story of a dog who’s part Jack Russell, part chihuahua. Driven by energetic guitars, bass, drums, and vocals, it’s crafted to be simple and catchy—perfect for helping children learn guitar while having fun. The track is also paired with a cute animated video to engage young listeners even more.

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Twist my tongue is a song for kids that sets the classic tongue twisters Peter Piper, Betty Botter, Fuzzy Wuzzy, I Thought A Thought and Proper Cup Of Coffee to music. It has a grooving baseline, synths and guitars.

As the song progresses it speeds up several times making singing along more challenging until it reaches maximum speed and collapses in a heap of tongue twisty goodness.

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