Twin Sisters Digital Media

Founded by fraternal twins, Kim Mitzo Thompson and Karen Mitzo Hilderbrand 30 years ago, they have created CDs, read and sing-along books, floor puzzles, educational workbooks, digital albums, apps, ebooks, and audiobooks, all with the purpose of learning through music. With thousands of songs that teach and over 50 million albums sold, Twin Sisters® products are leaders in the children's educational music industry.

Founded by fraternal twins, Kim Mitzo Thompson and Karen Mitzo Hilderbrand 30 years ago, they have created CDs, read and sing-along books, floor puzzles, educational workbooks, digital albums, apps, ebooks, and audiobooks, all with the purpose of learning through music. With thousands of songs that teach and over 50 million albums sold, Twin Sisters® products are leaders in the children's educational music industry.

Music is a powerful teaching tool!

Twin Sisters® products have received over 160 awards for educational excellence and creativity as well as classroom and family fun! These awards include nine Record Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified Gold albums and one Platinum album.

Kim's Story "I started my career as a classroom teacher. I loved teaching first grade and would incorporate music on a daily basis. My class would sing our spelling words, clap out rhythms, and march around the room - all while learning. Many phonemic awareness activities involve music, and I found this to be a really fun and effective way to teach. When I earned my masters degree in "Integrating the Arts into the Elementary School Curriculum," I was convinced that music was a powerful teaching tool. I began teaching third grade and while becoming familiar with my new math curriculum, I discovered that I would be teaching the multiplication facts. What a challenge! I knew that using music and rhythm would make it fun and easy - so that's what I did. Karen and I worked together and wrote "Rap With The Facts." We recorded our first album with the help of Hal Wright, and that's how it all began!"

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