Lenny Pearce, the creator of Toddler Techno and Baby Raves, has signed a music and content development deal with Disney.
Under the deal, Disney Music Group will release Pearce’s next album, “Disney Jr. Music: Lenny Pearce Toddler Techno” on May 15, featuring remixed songs from the Disney Jr. catalog. The first remixed single, “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme (Toddler Techno Remix)”, will be available April 24. Pearce will also develop animated content inspired by the Toddler Techno remixes.
“I had so much fun remixing these songs in my studio,” Pearce said. “My 3-year-old daughter loves these shows, especially ‘SuperKitties,’ so it made the whole project extra special. Certainly, a proud dad moment. Disney were such a pleasure to work with, from audio to music videos the whole process was incredibly seamless.”
Other songs to be featured on the album include remixes of the theme from “Sofia the First: Royal Magic,” “Hot Dog!” from “Mickey Mouse Clubouse,” and the theme from “Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends.”
“Music has always been a powerful way for kids to engage with our stories,” said Ayo Davis, president of Disney Branded Television. “Lenny has tapped into that in a really fresh way, taking songs kids already love and reimagining them in new ways. This collaboration lets us build on that connection, bringing some of our biggest stars like Mickey, Spidey and SuperKitties into new music experiences for kids to enjoy on Disney+.”
Pearce launched Toddler Techno in 2024 and has taken it to a global stage. He has released multiple albums and gone on multiple sold-out concert tours. He is set to play shows across the United States, Canada, and the U.K. in the coming months.
“Having seen Lenny’s concert in person, it’s clear he’s built something special—an experience where families connect through music in a fun, modern way,” said Ken Bunt, president of Disney Music Group. “We’re excited to bring that same energy to Disney Jr.’s songs and give families a new way to enjoy them together live and at home.”
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