RAFFI RELEASES HEARTFELT DUET “I SEE YOU”
04 APRIL 2025 (TORONTO, ON) — Universal Music announces the re-release of "I See You," a gentle song written by beloved children’s artist Raffi. Originally featured on Lindsay Munroe’s album, Frogs and Birds: Songs of Kindness and Caring, this charming duet embodies themes of empathy, inclusion, and connection—values that have defined Raffi’s music for generations. Lindsay’s and Raffi’s voices blend beautifully. "I See You" is a touching song for everyone, offering comfort and reassurance—especially during these times. Its uplifting message makes it a meaningful listen for families, educators, and caregivers — with kindness and caring in every note.
"I See You" will be available on all streaming platforms today, April 4.
Raffi has delighted generations of kids (and their parents) with his playful, exuberant personality and his irresistibly infectious songs. He has released albums including such beloved titles as Singable Songs for the Very Young (1976), Baby Beluga (1980), and JUNO award-winner Bananaphone (1994). His most recent album is Penny Penguin, in collaboration with the JUNO award-winning trio, Good Lovelies. Collectively, Raffi has sold almost 20 million albums, while his music has seen nearly one billion streams.
In 2010, Raffi founded the Raffi Foundation for Child Honouring on Salt Spring
Island, BC—a global movement that views honouring children as the best way to create sustainable, peacemaking cultures.
Lindsay Munroe is a Massachusetts-based multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and puppeteer, known for her engaging children's music that emphasizes social-emotional learning, inclusion and kindness. Lindsay and Raffi have worked together on three joyful albums, "I Am Kind," its follow-up, "Frogs and Birds," and the collaborative album "Nursery Rhymes for Kinder Times". Her music, praised for its melodic, uplifting messages and focus on emotional intelligence, has earned critical acclaim, including a NAPPA Award, and has featured collaborations with artists like Raffi and Yo-Yo Ma, solidifying her role as a significant voice in children's music.
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