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Artist Information Biography Hullabaloo is farm-fresh, free-range, organic kid-folk in a genre filled with musical Twinkies and Ding-Dongs. Don’t get us wrong (and please don’t sue us Hostess Foods Inc.), Twinkies and Ding-Dongs are great (in small doses). But, after a while, you need something with a little more substance—something that won’t induce an insulin coma. Here at Hullabaloo World Headquarters (the back corner of Steve’s mom’s garage), we like to say “We’re putting the music back in kid’s music!” because, until recently, it’s been a pretty sad state of affairs. A lot of parents raised on rock’n’roll have a hard time down-shifting to singing dinosaurs and hamsters and, frankly, we don’t blame them. We’re proud to be part of a growing number of artists that have found a way to honor and entertain kids without making their parents want to jump out of a moving mini-van. Steve’s a folksinger and a songwriter and Brendan is a long-time rock’n’roll drummer so, you’ll hear traces of twang, funk, rock, folk and blues in our songs. We play the time-tested favorites we all grew up with and we write songs that make kids laugh, think, sing, dance, clap and stomp their feet. 2006- Parents' Choice Award for "Sing Along With Sam" 2007- Parents' Choice Award for "Hey, Everybody!" 2007- Childrens Music Web Award for "Hey, Everybody!" 2008- NAPPA Gold Award for "Tall as a Tree" 2008- Parents' Choice Award for "Tall as a Tree" 2008- Children's Music Web Award for "Tall as a Tree" Past performances include: Hard Rock Cafe, Sea World, Lego Land, Pottery Barn Kids, Baby Loves Disco, Stroller Strides and more! Instrumentation Steve Denyes- sings and plays guitar (and other funny little stringed instruments like mandolins, banjos, and ukuleles). Brendan Kremer- sings and plays a variety of percussion instruments including kit drums, body percussion (hand claps, finger snaps and foot stomps, chest-pounding, etc.) and cajon—a wooden percussion instrument from Peru. Discography Tall as a Tree (2008) Hey, Everybody (2007) Sing Along With Sam (2006) 20 Songs Every Kid Should know (2006) Links
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