Bedtime routines can often be hard to master. After a busy day for both parent and child, it is important to recognise the time before your child goes to bed as a period in which both you and your child…
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What’s in a rhyme? How rhymes can be used as both a Creative and Mindfulness tool
Life can often be stressful, with everyday worries building, it is important to take a moment to reflect and build connection in times that can often feel uncertain. Ten-minutes spent singing with your child while they bathe or go to…
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Children's party games you can play at home this Christmas!
What did you enjoy about parties as a child?
I consider myself lucky to have had Birthdays with party games, party food, party rings and jelly! While other class mates invited the whole class to the soft play or bowling…
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Amazon Music For Artists, The Ultimate guide - find out how your listeners are engaging with your music, how to get on Amazon Prime and how to get your music on Amazon stations and Playlists
Everything you need to know about Amazon Music for Artists, the platform's new features and some tips on how you can get your music onto Amazon Prime as well as official Amazon playlists and stations.
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Featured Artists this Month- What's going on in the genre?
This is our first edition of our featured artists monthly thread.
We plan to name and showcase a few artists each month (in the children's music industry) that we've shown an interest in, so that others can connect and keep…
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Sing with Piccolo has launched its first ever blog! After the launch of our new website and new music a few months ago, along with re-branding our social media platforms over the last couple of months, we're finally at the point to start up a blog.
Although our main focus is children's music, and I assure you we will give updates about what's happening with us, I want to not only write about and feature artists and leaders in the industry to help growth, but also talk honestly about the struggles we have and are having on a daily basis in this ever changing industry.
Anyone linked to music in any way knows that streaming and digitalisation has completely transformed the way we are operating as a music business. This means we are swimming in completely new waters with entirely different fish. Gone are the days where we would set up a CD stand in our music sessions, now we have to search and compare which distributors are most efficient to promote our music and on which platforms. There's so much out there at the moment for comparing distributors, how to market yourself as a musician and how to playlist yourself. BUT what does this mean for a children's music artist? The problem is with all of these articles is that they're written heavily for the 'traditional' musician and 'indie' artists- what we want to do is write and discuss how WE adapt this to our genre.