Your Knights are ready for the playoffs, right?

Good morning from the Forest City — yes, the other London. The one that actually matters to us. Let's get into it.

Okay, so I know everyone's talking about the Knights clinching home ice, and believe me, we're getting to that. But for today's Buzz, I want to pivot just a little bit. We're talking about music, but not just any music – Juno-nominated kids' music, born right here in London during the pandemic. This isn't just a feel-good story; it’s a testament to the resilience and creativity that often bubbles up in our city when we least expect it.

### From Pandemic Project to National Stage

You know, during those long months when we were all stuck at home, trying to figure out what to do with ourselves, a lot of people took up baking sourdough or binge-watching everything. But a London-connected children’s music project, born out of that same isolation, just landed a Juno nomination. That’s a pretty big deal. It started as a way to keep kids engaged and entertained when school and daycare schedules were all over the place, and it just… morphed. It grew legs, got some buzz, and now, it’s on a national stage.

* **The Origin:** Born during the pandemic's uncertainty.

* **The Evolution:** Started small, grew organically through word-of-mouth and genuine connection.

* **The Recognition:** A Juno nomination, putting London's creative scene in the spotlight.

This isn't just about a kids' album; it’s about the spirit of innovation we see across London, whether it's the tech startups blossoming downtown near Dundas Place, or the artists finding their voice in the Old East Village. It’s a reminder that even when things feel heavy, our local creatives are out there, making something beautiful and impactful. It’s the kind of story that makes you proud to be from London, showing that even our quiet moments can turn into something truly extraordinary.

Brendan Fanshawe-Okafor, MiTL Sports Desk, London.

Keith and the gang are probably already talking about this on the show, you can hear them live over at mornings.live.