Grammy-nominated recording artist Lisa Loeb has just released a new song for the new Amazon Prime Video holiday special, 'If You Give a Mouse a Christmas Cookie.' Based on the bestselling children's book, Loeb co-wrote and performed the song 'Christmas Cookie Song' for the animated special.
Since her breakout hit 'Stay' topped the charts in 1994, the singer has focused much of her time on family and children's music. She's released three albums since 2016, including her Amazon Original family album, "Feel What U Feel," which was nominated for a GRAMMY Award. She also released a new studio album in October called "Lullaby Girl."
Lisa talks about why she decided to do a children's album, saying she takes a lot of inspiration from her two children, who are five and eight years old. 'If You Give a Mouse a Christmas Cookie' is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
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