that “Everybody has the power to become a superhero!” In 2015, the Imagination Movers released their ninth album, a CD/DVD, entitled "Licensed to Move." The project was crowd funded through PledgeMusic. In 2016, the Movers released the single "Super Movers," an upbeat, ska-inspired audio treat spreading the belief that everyone has the power to become a superhero. The song hit number 1 on the Children's Charts on both iTunes and Amazon in the US and Canada. In 2017, the Imagination Movers crowdfunded their tenth album through Indiegogo, entitled "10-4." The album was released on December 14, 2018. During 2020, the Movers released numerous unreleased songs via their Bandcamp page. In the summer of 2021, the Movers released their first new product, a single called "Happy" and the Happy to Be Here EP, through children's music label 8 Pound Gorilla Records. Two music videos were part of the release as well "Happy" and "Robot Breaks Down" which can be viewed on the Movers YouTube channel. In 2022, the Mover song "Watermelon Meow Meow" became a viral hit, averaging over 1 million monthly streams on Spotify alone. In appreciation, the Imagination Movers quirky earworm was finally given form in a consciousness-expanding music video. Members Rich Collins This multi-instrumentalist works the controls in the recording studio. He is the Imagination Movers' drummer on the TV show but plays guitar, bass, and occasionally drums in concert. His drum sticks double as "Scribble Sticks", which he uses to draw words and pictures on the TV screen. Originally from Silver Spring, MD, Collins graduated from The Catholic University of America and relocated to New Orleans in the early 1990s to form a rock band, Dubly. The husband and father of five lost his home in 2005 during Hurricane Katrina. Before the formation of The Imagination Movers, Collins was a journalist. He is currently working on his own music on top of the Imagination Movers, and recently released his second album, Golden Pick, following the release of his solo debut, That Escalated Quickly, in 2013. Scott Durbin The initial inspiration for Imagination Movers came in 2003 from Durbin, who wanted to create a live action local kids show that presented strong male role models for children. Durbin was inspired by the likes of Captain Kangaroo and Fred Rogers as well as the musical stylings of The Police and De La Soul. The son of a second-generation Methodist