
Catch a Breath – Nature Songs for Kids is their 10th studio album and is being released tomorrow on Spotify and all major streaming platforms.
The pair behind the name are Jen and Rob Wigley.
Mr Wigley said the album was a celebration of being outdoors.
Songs including Tui, It’s all About You, Where’s the Piwakawaka and Barn Owls celebrated New Zealand native birds, while I Love the Woods, Bright Star and Slow Down encouraged children to take time to notice nature.

"We can go for hikes and walks, we are very happy here," Mrs Wigley said.
Mr Wigley said in a world in which screens and technology were increasingly perceived as a necessity, he hoped the songs offered a glimpse into an alternative view.
Mr Wigley said the musical group was a family affair. His daughter Sophie Wolff-Wigley was now 23 but had created the artwork for all their albums since she was 9 years old.
And with two young sons, Jamie and Oscar Wigley, it was rewarding to be creating music for children.