Warm Fuzzies
Self-Released, 2025
9/10
This 3rd album from the kids and family artist Katie Dwyer is quite diverse, and embraces plenty of playful themes that all ages will enjoy.
The animated and warm “Metronome” starts with Matt Nelson’s bright keys alongside Dwyer’s upbeat vocals in the classic rock mood, and “Moody Schmoody” follows with Blake Fougerouse’s fluid guitar amid plenty of grooves.
Further along, the youngster Hazel Dwyer is present on vocals for the lively, pop moment, while “Fox Sox In A Box” benefits from Sean Campbell’s frisky drumming that invites singing-along.
Inching closer to the end, “I Got A Boo Boo” is a sadder moment about the inevitable bumps and bruises all kids get, and “The Laughing Song” exits with a bouncy and infectious spirit that reminds us of the power of laughing.
A really fun listen that spans rock, pop, anthems, and even employs fiddle from Christy Wade, Dwyer again brings out the kind in us all with these timeless tracks.
Travels well with: Katie Dwyer Music- Let’s Move; Dana’s Music Playground- Wonder FULL