“...A band so good it's a shame they're not pop stars, but, luckily for kids' music fans, are guaranteed to be h-u-g-e within the next year." -Parent: Wise Austin Magazine

The Jellydots have been wowing the pint-sized set since 2002. Doug Snyder, a full-time guitar instructor, came up with the concept of The Jellydots while writing silly songs with his young guitar students. “Once we had a few songs written, I realized we may be on to something special,” says Snyder. In November of 2002, Snyder released Music is Cool, a collection of songs about his cat, cookies, and race cars.

Fast-forward to 2006 with the release of Hey You Kids, their first nationally-released album. The critics went absolutely gaga for the Dots! NPR’s All Things Considered called the song Bicycle,”three and a half minutes of pure power pop goodness.” From a feature on NPR’s All Things Considered, to a live show on one of Austin’s biggest stages, The Jellydots have proven themselves as a first-rate band with stellar potential.