Desert Island Disc - Recess Monkey

Artist: Recess Monkey

Album: Desert Island Disc

Description:  The follow-up companion album to their much-fun album Deep Sea Diver, Desert Island Disc is more beach-themed.  It's officially released October 15, but you clever monkeys (see what I did there?) can give it an early spin.

Source: Bandcamp

Deep Sea Diver - Recess Monkey

ArtistRecess Monkey

Album:  Deep Sea Diver

Description:   All the qualities that have endeared Recess Monkey to thousands of families nationally from their Pacific Northwest perch are in ample display on their ninth album - humor (the wry look at those scavenging birds in the mellow Beatles-esque "Seagull" or the punny title of "Choral Reef"), kid-focused topics (disco-dancing with "Walkie Talkies" and complaining about being short in "Shrimp"), and, yes, hooks galore. (Full review)

Source: Bandcamp 

We Are the Not-Its! - The Not-Its

Artist:​ The Not-Its

Album:​ We Are the Not-Its!

Age Range:​ 3 to 7

Description:​ The 2009 debut from the Seattle pop-punkers (featuring former Velocity Girl Sarah Shannon on vocals) is confident from the get-go, featuring "crunchy guitar-filled hooks and very kid-focused lyrics."

SourceBandcamp

Time Out To Rock - The Not-Its

Artist:​ The Not-Its

Album:​ Time Out To Rock

Age Range:​ 4 to 8

Description:​ Another solid album of alterna-friendly pop punk mixed with a dash of visual style.  Killer guitar riffs, bouncy drums, sweet harmonies, and life lessons.

SourceBandcamp

Tag, You're It! - The Not-Its

Artist:​ The Not-Its

Album:​ Tag, You're It!!

Age Range:​ 4 to 8

Description:​ This 2011 album from the Seattle rockers dips into the Emerald City's "eternal fountain of hooks" to provide a half-hour's worth of pop-punk candy.

SourceBandcamp

KidQuake! - The Not-Its

Artist:​ The Not-Its

Album:​ KidQuake!

Age Range:​ 4 to 8

Description:​ The latest blast of pop-punk from Seattle's most fashion-forward and color-coordinated kindie rockers.  Saying the album will melt your kindergartener's face off is a wee bit of exaggeration, but any album with "quake" in its name should rock, right?  (And it does.)

Source: Bandcamp