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Alex the Seal:
Alex in Wonderland
$13.99 each + $3 shipping per order
TRACK LIST (click each icon below for a sample)
 Happy Birthday- Heidënsique
- Big Bunny in my Backyard
- Stingray City
- Tom the Turkeyduck (tacchino euromix)
- Little Birdie
- Pepper in my Tail (discotron dance mix)
- Mr. Biv (rainbow radio mix)
- Word Problems
- Potty Time (baby seal club mix)
- Pop Goes the Weasel
- Thumb War
Three and a half years in the making, Virtual Daydream is proud (and relieved) to announce the release of Alex in Wonderland, the first release from Alex the Seal. A fun and energetic listen for both kids and parents, Alex in Wonderland turns the standard sugar-coated children's fare on its head to deliver a 12-pack of songs that are both edgy and educational. From rock to calypso to punk to europop and styles in between, Alex the Seal's music covers a wide range of sounds as he sings about many hard-hitting topics facing children, such as schoolyard games, world geography, and math.
Alex in Wonderland begins with Alex receiving a tape recorder for his birthday, and his new gift transports him to the world of his imagination, where childhood observations are transformed from simple recordings into full-blown productions that draw from many musical and lyrical influences such as The Dead Milkmen, Violent Femmes, New Order, Green Day, Erasure, The White Stripes, Lil Jon, O-Zone, and White Zombie.
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Lost in a Daydream
$11.99 each + $3 shipping per order
TRACK LIST (click each icon below for a sample)
- Calibrate
- The Winter Bell Carol
- Summer Shower Wind Chime
- Are You Sleeping?
- Seven Mile Sand Castles
- Stained Glass
- Campfire Memories
- Technopolis 2.0
- Rainforest Journey
- Music Box Lullaby
- Anthem of Naiades
- Life is but a Dream
- Fly Away, Little Bird
Designed to promote rest and relaxation in both adults and children, Lost in a Daydream's combination of soft original music and environmental sound effects lulls baby to sleep while soothing mom's and dad's nerves. Useful not only for bedtime but also as a background for any quiet activity, parents may find that they enjoy listening to it to relax and unwind whether children are around or not.
Lost in a Daydream starts with a short track which is used to set the volume of the playback device and then continues as one unending program divided into twelve tracks. Just as the new year begins, the main program premieres with a chorus of bells that evoke thoughts of a wintry holiday season and eventually melt into the relaxing sounds of rain. As listeners continue their journey from one environment to another, they are greeted by such sounds as waves along the shore, nighttime in the countryside, and jungle wildlife, as well as mellifluous melodies just complex enough to pique interest yet consistent and repetitive enough to promote the rest and relaxation that parents and children need and deserve.
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