When my nephew Zundel was 5, he was already quite a good drummer.  Inspired by his drummer dad and singing mom, he loved making up songs to drum to.  One of the songs was called Bananas and it quickly became our favorite song at meal time.

Zundel was a picky eater.  He was more interested in playing with his food than eating it and he needed some encouragement.  On a camping trip, we started adding more parts to the song, including foods that were good with bananas such as peanut butter, cookies, and milk, and before long we had several verses about different foods that you can hear in the song today.

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Here are three new songs to help your little ones celebrate the season with the Color Purple and the magical unicorn sheep, the Scaredy Cat who doesn't want to go out on Halloween, and Who Is That? the story of the mouse, the peacock, and the bear who want some cheese to share with the cat! Which creature will make the best costume this year?

Hodie Hoe is a collection of songs inspired by the small, easily overlooked moments that children notice so naturally: imaginative dreams, inspiring colors, quiet and loud emotions, and creatures great and small. Through playful stories and singable melodies, Peach & Spoon invite listeners to slow down, look more closely, and rediscover the wonder hidden inside everyday life.

Hodie Hoe was masterfully orchestrated, arranged, and mixed by Giulio Carmassi, and mixed and mastered by Stephen Clark. Instrumental and vocal performances by Steve Werner, Rebecca Stout, Elena Degl’Innocenti, and Giulio Carmassi. “Cat Train” composed by Paula Montondo, Rebecca Stout, and Molly White. With grateful consultation and support from Kris Kapica, Sherri Canon, and Stephen Clark. Artwork beautifully rendered by Sarah Abel-Fornes.