Artist: Enon
Song: "We Are the Robots"
Show: Yo Gabba Gabba!
Description: How large is the pull of YGG!? Big enough to get a band that last released an album of original material in 2003 to perform in 2010. They record the happiest ode to the singularity ever heard, with joyful animation from Mixtape Club to go along with it.
Source: Vimeo
Artist: Todd McHatton
Song: "I Love You More"
Album: Super Audio Sunshine
Description: Lo-fi animation and the sweetest, over-the-top argument over LOVE SUPREMACY you'll ever hear. Perfect for Valentine's Day weekend, right?
Source: YouTube
Artist: Jefrey Au Go Go
Song: "Peter the Pushy Puppy"
Album: Jefrey Au Go Go!
Description: This video, the first from the Australian musician's first kindie album, features him in a dog suit, playing an overzealous canine. He and his friend Paula throw themselves so wholeheartedly into their roles (ya gotta be committed if you're gonna wear shoe polish on the nose) that it's hard not to appreciate their work accompanying the gentle, moral lesson-song.
Source: YouTube
Artist: Lyndy Butler
Song: "Robot Love Song"
Album: Going Places
Description: A doo-wop song from some alternate Hairspray universe, with art for the video done by Parker Jacobs of Yo Gabba Gabba fame. The idea of a love song for kiddos from the Utah-based Butler is a little odd, but the surreal nature (and IT-related puns) might amuse the Minecraft-obsessed.
Source: YouTube
Artist: Eric Herman
Song: "There's a Monster in My House"
Album: The Kid in the Mirror
Description: For his latest video, Eric Herman turns to his 2003 album The Kid in the Mirror. "There's a Monster in My House" is a perfect Halloween-time video for the youngest ones in your family -- not Halloween-themed, but the tension regarding the monster is just right for your preschooler.
Source: YouTube
Artist: The Boo Hoo Crew
Song: "Shake Your Pirate Booty"
Album: Shake Your Pirate Booty
Description: Southern California's BHC aren't completely a pirate band, but they've got enough pirate-themed songs that they compiled them onto a single disk, and the title track has an animated video. With International Talk Like a Pirate Day barely a month away, think of this as an amuse bouche to whet your appetite.
Not that pirates ever eat amuse bouches.
Source: YouTube
Artist: Key Wilde and Mr. Clarke
Song: "Bear Song"
Album: N/A
Description: I generally prefer KWMC's rave-up songs (as does Little Boy Blue), but this loping country song about 8 different types of bears has its charms. The song was written in collaboration with the Woodlands Wildlife Refuge, a non-profit wildlife rehabilitation facility dedicated to the care and release of orphaned and injured wildlife.
Source: YouTube
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