Bobot Baby is a fun, catchy Japanese pop children’s song about a lovable baby robot who runs on hugs, love, and happy beeps. With playful tech humor, bright melodies, and an unforgettable chorus, the song celebrates family, imagination, and joy—perfect for kids, parents, and anyone who loves cute, feel-good music.

Satoko Smith, born in Tokyo and married to an Australian, initially wrote children's songs as an independent songwriter. She later teamed up with Finn Laus Petersen and focused primarily on Japanese pop music.

This song paints a bright, joyful picture of a celebration at the Kharkiv Zoo, where giraffes dance in a circle and happiness rises as high as their long necks. With sunshine, birdsong, and laughter in the air, animals and people come together to sing, dance, and share a magical moment. It’s a warm, child-friendly anthem about friendship, togetherness, and the simple joy of celebrating life side by side.

Svitlana Kondrashyna (Ukraine) and Finn Laus Petersen form a cross-cultural songwriting duo creating warm, joyful songs rooted in togetherness and hope. Blending Svitlana’s heartfelt storytelling with Finn’s poetic, melodic touch, their music celebrates life, community, and shared happiness across borders.

A joyful, sunlit family song where the kitchen becomes a dance floor and love sets the rhythm. Parents, children, and grandparents clap, jump, and sing together, hand in hand, believing that shared smiles, simple steps, and a sparkling beat can gently change the world.

Satoko Smith, born in Tokyo and married to an Australian, initially wrote children's songs as an independent songwriter. She later teamed up with Finn Laus Petersen and focused primarily on Japanese pop music.