Big Block SingSong

Big Block SingSong is a Canadian children's musical group consisting of Warren Brown and Adam Goddard.[1] They're best known for their regular series of animated music videos for which have aired as interstitial programming on channels such as Disney Jr. in the United States, Nick Jr. in the UK and CBC Kids in Canada since 2012[2] and as the winners of the Juno Award for Children's Album of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2020 for their album Greatest Hits, Volume Four.[3]

They received two previous Juno Award nominations, at the Juno Awards of 2016 for Greatest Hits[4] and at the Juno Awards of 2018 for Greatest Hits, Vol. 3.[5]

References

Vish Khanna, "The best music for all ages". Now, October 5, 2016.
Jeremy Dickson, "Disney Junior snaps up Big Block SingSong". KidScreen, December 17, 2012.
Shakhiel Mahjouri, "2020 Juno Awards Winners List: Find Out Who Came Out On Top". ET Canada, June 29, 2020.
"Junos 2016: Complete list of Juno Award nominees". CBC News, February 2, 2016.
Sarah Murphy, "Juno Awards Reveal 2018 Nominees". Exclaim!, February 6, 2018.

CBC Television programming
Primetime	Back in Time for Dinner (since 2018) Baroness von Sketch Show (since 2016) Burden of Truth (since 2018) Canada's Smartest Person (since 2012) Coroner (since 2019) Diggstown (since 2019) CBC Docs POV (since 2015) CBC Music Backstage Pass (since 2013) The Detectives (since 2018) Dragons' Den (since 2006) Endlings (since 2020) Exhibitionists (since 2015) Extraordinary Canadians (since 2017) The Filmmakers (since 2017) Fortunate Son (since 2020) Frankie Drake Mysteries (since 2017) Fridge Wars (since 2020) The Great Canadian Baking Show (since 2017) Ha!ifax Comedy Fest (since 1995) Heartland (since 2007) Hello Goodbye (since 2015) Hockey Night in Canada (since 1952) In the Making (since 2018) Kim's Convenience (since 2016) Little Dog (since 2018) Murdoch Mysteries (since 2012) The Nature of Things (since 1960) Northern Rescue (since 2019) The Sounds (since 2020) The Stats of Life (since 2017) Still Standing (since 2015) TallBoyz (since 2019) This Hour Has 22 Minutes (since 1993) True North Calling (since 2017) Under New Management (since 2019) Unspeakable (since 2019) Winnipeg Comedy Festival (since 2002) Workin' Moms (since 2017)
CBC Kids	Addison (since 2017) The Adventures of Napkin Man! (since 2013–2017) Arthur (since 1996) The Art Show (since 2017) Beat Bugs (since 2016) Becca's Bunch (since 2018) Big Block SingSong (since 2012) Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (since 2012) Dot. (since 2016) Holy Baloney (since 2018) Jessie & the Gumboot Kids (since 2018) Kingdom Force (since 2019) Lazoo (since 2017) Molly of Denali (since 2019) Ollie! The Boy Who Became What He Ate (since 2017) PJ Masks (since 2015) Scout & the Gumboot Kids (since 2015) The Studio K Show (since 2017) Super Agent Jon Le Bon! (since 2018) The Thrillusionists (since 2018) True and the Rainbow Kingdom (since 2017) Wandering Wenda (since 2017) Will's Jams (since 2014) You & Me (since 2014)
Late night/Specials	Canadian Reflections (since 1978) Hot Docs at Home (2020) Movie Night in Canada (2004–05; since 2020) What're You At? with Tom Power (2020)
News	Absolutely Canadian (since 2012) CBC News Network (simulcast; 2016) The Fifth Estate (since 1975) Marketplace (since 1972) The National (since 1954) The Passionate Eye (since 1993) Rosemary Barton Live (since 2020)
Web series	The 410 Canada's a Drag How to Buy a Baby Ming's Dynasty Queens Save Me Utopia Falls
Upcoming	Anyone's Game (2021) Big Blue (TBA) High Arctic Haulers (TBA) Pretty Hard Cases (2021)

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