“…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.

The New York City “Sing Me to Sleep” CD release show was a huge success, with a full house of fans and their half-pints, and lots funds raised for The Valerie Fund. Check out a few sneak peeks on our Blog page, and see a slew more photos on American Laundromat Records’ Facebook Page while we wrangle our read more >>

“Stage invasions aren’t supposed to be this cute. As sprightly folk-popsters The Leisure Society launch into their second number, a two-year-old wobbles up to the front of the stage, making it to the edge before he’s whisked off by his mother to a murmur of aahs.”
James Medd of Word interviewed SMTS co-producer and art director read more >>

It’s official! We have a host of songs from “Sing Me to Sleep – Indie Lullabies” playing on rotation at Starbucks. Next time you’re in line and you hear one of the following, be sure to say, “please barista, tell me where can I get this song because it’s incredibly awesome.” Or just smile. That’s read more >>