Awards:                     Canadian JUNO Awards, 2010 Nominee - Children's Album of the Year "We Share The Earth"                       Canadian Independent Music Awards, 2010 Winner - Favourite Childrens Group                       American Independent Music Awards, 2009 Nominee - Best Children’s Song “Penguin Shuffle”                       Mike Pinder's Songwars, 2009 Winner - Best Children’s Song “My Very First Day of School”                       John Lennon Songwriting Contest, 2008 Finalist - Best Children’s Song “Traffic Jam Band”                       Parents’ Choice Award, 2008 Winner - "We Share The Earth"                       Canadian Independent Music Awards, 2008 Nominee - Favourite Childrens Group                       Parents’ Choice Award, 2006 Winner - "What's The Buzz?!"                               Press:                   We Share The Earth         Editor’s Pick "There’s something for every musical taste on this recording…" – Canadian Living magazine       “…my favorite children’s group – oh, and my 3-year-old loves them too! … Warning: These gifted musicians create VERY catchy tunes.” – Ohio Valley Parent       “All the songs have catchy lyrics, about subjects you won't mind your kids singing, and the album's overall theme of respect and appreciation for the planet, environment and people is a message perfect for pollination.” – Parents’ Choice website       "This CD gets everyone a-movin' and a-groovin'…catchy tunes." –  Williamsport Sun-Gazette       "The title track blends the tasteful harmonies of Andie Duncan, Cyndi Duncan-Lumsden and Joe Gaitanis, atop a melody driven by Calypso-styled percussion, banjo and full-bodied keyboards. A beautifully crafted chorus of children’s vocals lifts the delightful arrangement to a memorable finish. “The Bumble Dance” is upbeat, silly fun — one of those twist’n’shout kids’ tracks. National steel guitar and aggressive piano transform “I Got No Sole on the Bottom of My Shoes” into a convincing and fun intro to blues music. Andie appears to take most lead vocals and her voice is the liquid honey that gives the bees their knees, especially when teamed with the sweet, highly addictive contributions of Joe and Cyndi. No bumbling here — the buzz clearly continues. This disc earns a "hive five."" – Today’s Parent Toronto       “…The Bee’s Knees have quickly turned into one of our most musically accomplished bands making records for kids…great songs.” – City Parent       “Top notch writing & performance…lots of great stuff!” – Wayne DeSchover, Music Director, Max Trax Digital Music       “The Bee's Knees CD We Share The Earth is filled with catchy melodies and great lyrics. Children and their parents will want to hear these songs again and again, together!  A fabulous Children's Album.” – Gary Slaight, President & CEO, Slaight Communications             What's The Buzz?!         “A collection of catchy tunes for younger kids that won’t annoy parents...a highly enjoyable 42 minutes right from the start.” – The Toronto Star       “Put an end to ‘Are we there yet?’ with these cheery, high-octane tunes and pretty vocals. Even the grumpiest toddler will be in a good mood after a couple of tracks...” – Today’s Parent       “Strong songs with excellent melodies and a solid production sound...there’s something for kids of various ages.” – City Parent       "The Bee's Knees…provide a joyful sound centered on twin female vocals both strong and expressive…it's the songs themselves - the lyrics and the musicianship - that deliver wholesome sing-along fun." - Parents' Choice website       “Writing catchy, upbeat tunes is the name of the game for any recording of children’s music, and this CD by The Bee’s Knees delivers the goods in spades.” – The Scene       “…a light, wholesome compilation of mellifluous melodies to educate and entertain young children, whether in the classroom, car or home.” – School News Roll Call       “Need some new tunes for the upcoming road trip with your kids? Pop in ‘What’s the Buzz?!’ by The Bee’s Knees and the miles will fly by.” – Ohio Valley Parent       “(The group) has become a big hit with catchy, sing-along friendly tunes such as Traffic Jam Band and Bath Time.” – City Centre Mirror