As we approach the 1 year anniversary of the official release of “Sing Me to Sleep – Indie Lullabies,” we are very proud to celebrate the prestigious awards and accolades our compilation received from professionals in the music, parenting, and publication industries in the past 12 months.
10th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominee
2010 NAPPA Gold Award
2010 read more >>

As 2010 comes to a close, we are very grateful to have received great accolades in our meek and humble attempts to better the lives of sick children and their families via The Valerie Fund. A few “Best Of” and shopping guide listings, as well as a few straggling but darling reviews of “Sing Me read more >>

We are quite pleased with our recent review on Cool Mom Picks:
“Rest assured these aren’t indie rock hits reinterpreted as musak and marketed as lullabies. Nor is it hipster music that’s trying to hard for its own good. This really is lovely music.” – Christina
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“…this utterly charming set of dreamy diversions succeeds on its own terms. Jenny Owen Youngs sings, ‘When we were kids/We hated things our parents did’ on ‘Have You Forgotten,’ but Sing Me to Sleep can be appreciated by young and old alike.”

Who doesn’t love a great review? It’s almost a peculiar, suspicious thing to receive nothing but praise, but we surely won’t throw a fit over it.
The Line of Best Fit:
“If you’ve got kids of your own, they’ll find as much here to enjoy as you will.  Tired of them singing nonsense from In The Night read more >>

One of our favorite music review sites, The Line of Best Fit, has not only reviewed Sing Me to Sleep, but has also begun a conversation on the merits and limitations of indie music for kids, aka “kindie.” Join the discussion.