My daughter loves this show. The guys basically play Ska/Zydeco music but being from New Orleans I can imagine that music is prevalent everywhere. Check out the video below for a clip from their show!

In their “office” — a colorful fairy tale room with a gingerbread house and giant beanstalk — the Imagination Movers are busy filming the second season of a Disney Channel television show that has become must-see viewing for multitudes of preschoolers.

The four jumpsuit-wearing New Orleans performers, who sing, dance, make music and solve problems on their namesake show, were all smiles about being renewed by Disney, and not quite believing their good fortune.

“It’s still surreal to me, all of this,” said Dave Poche, standing in the set called the fairy tale room. “They make these incredible sets, and we get to play in them. It’s just shocking to me that we get to do this.”

“Imagination Movers” premiered in September 2008 during Disney Channel’s morning “Playhouse Disney” programming. In less than a year, viewership expanded to more than 50 countries. In June it was ranked among the top five shows for young children, according to Nielsen Media Research.

The four 30-something Movers, who got their start playing kiddie birthday parties in New Orleans, say the premise remains constant: The Movers help solve problems from their Idea Warehouse with slapstick bits and rock-infused musical interludes. The band’s Web site suggests it’s “what would happen if the Beastie Boys collaborated with Mr. Rogers.”