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Rockabye Baby transforms rock and hip-hop hits into lullabies for babies
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Sep 12, 2013
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Rockabye Baby transforms rock and hip-hop hits into lullabies for babies
Let's say you love raucous music like rock n roll, heavy metal, rap and hip hop. But you also have a little one at home. What to do?
Cover for Rockabye Baby's lullaby renditions of Kanye West.
Cover for Rockabye Baby's lullaby renditions of Kanye West.
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Let's say you love raucous music like rock n roll, heavy metal, rap and hip hop. But you also have a little one at home. What to do?

Let's say you love raucous music like rock n roll, heavy metal, rap and hip hop. But you also have a little one at home. What to do?

Well, you might want to check out a line of records called Rockabye Baby. They've made lullaby versions of artists ranging from U2 and the Beatles to Coldplay and Muse.

We talk to Lisa Roth, president of CMH Label Group, the record company behind Rockabye.