Warblewick

Some voices are too big for the village they were born in. Henry Brackenfield's is one of them. 
Warblewick is the animated series about him — a young singer with a golden voice, a brass acorn on a cord around his neck, and an anthropomorphic England of 1930 in front of him. 
Stone cottages, hills at first light, gaslit streets, music halls, and rooms where someone always wants to own the singing.

Cartoons for kids and families. New episodes twice a week, in order, one story running through all of them. 
Each one carries a song of its own. The voice, the words and the music are made here and belong to no one else.
Watch one episode and you will know the village. Watch ten and you will miss it.

The art of this world — the village, the hills, the faces you will come to know — is in our official shop. 

Subscribe, begin at the first episode, and hear him sing.