Best kids' music to download now: Editors' Best Tech of 2013
From our top 2013 kids' albums , check out our favorite singles to download and you'll get a nice sampling of the best family music of the year. We've got cool kids' music that will get you all moving, thinking, and just plain ol' singin…
December 30, 2013•2 min read

From our top 2013 kids' albums, check out our favorite singles to download and you'll get a nice sampling of the best family music of the year. We've got cool kids' music that will get you all moving, thinking, and just plain ol' singing-along-to-at-the-top-of-your-lungs. And hey, if you find a song you love, get the whole album and support a cool indie artist. That way you both benefit.
Shine and the Moonbeams' High Five The song that got me hooked on Shawana Kemp's voice, this 2010 recording of High Five is smooth, soulful, and welcome to be stuck in my head all day long. Alastair Moock's Hard Travelin' from Singing our Way Through--Songs for the World's Bravest Kids With guests The Okee Dokee Brothers, Alastair Moock updates this Woody Guthrie classic for the next generation of brave kids. Justin Roberts' Recess The title song from his 2013 release, Justin Roberts sings about every kid's favorite time of the day. Recess Monkey's Walkie Talkies from Deep Sea Diver Funky and fun, our pick from Recess Monkey's summer release will have you all getting your groove on. Frances England's Day You Were Born from Blink of an Eye Touching lyrics and a beautiful sound, this is one song for which you may need a tissue nearby. The Not-Its! Rock Paper Scissors from Kidquake! Rock wins all, as expected, in this fast-paced tune. Elizabeth Mitchell and Dan Zanes' Now Let's Dance from Turn Turn Turn May we have this dance? This original tune sung by two of the "greats" in kids' music will be one to take for a spin around the room. Key Wilde & Mr. Clarke's Animal Alphabet from Pleased to Meet You An entire zoo-full of animals run us through the alphabet in a most uniquely musical way. Lucky Diaz and The Family Jam Band's ¿Qué Dices? from ¡Fantastico! Say What? Yes, this is one of our favorites from Lucky Diaz's Spanish-language, Latin Grammy-winning release. The Verve Pipe's Homework Blues Stomp from Are We There Yet? With its reference to Van Halen's Hot For Teacher, this age-appropriate, bluesy song will get grins from us older folks too. Check our entire Editors’ Tech Picks of 2013 series to see all of our top picks of the year, and follow on Twitter at #CoolMomBestof2013Note: This is imported sample content. Original source.


