early independent children's music recordings in print. She has been featured on NPR's Talk of The Nation, The Bryant Park Project, and in Time Magazine. Elizabeth Mitchell's main collaborators are Daniel Littleton (her husband) and Warn Defever. She also performs with her daughter Storey Littleton and with violinist Jean Cook. She has collaborated with Levon Helm, John Sebastian, Jon Langford, Suni Paz, Ella Jenkins, Lisa Loeb, Dan Zanes, Amy Helm, and The Children of Agape Choir from South Africa. Her album Sunny Day was released in October 2010. Mitchell has also appeared as a vocalist and instrumentalist on recordings by His Name Is Alive, Retsin, Tara Jane O’Neil, Sasha Frere-Jones with Tom Ze, The Sands, Ted Leo, and Saturday Looks Good To Me. Mitchell and Littleton backed Lisa Loeb on her song "Stay (I Missed You)" which was a number-one hit in 1994 and appeared on the soundtrack for the film Reality Bites. Mitchell and Littleton have performed and recorded under the name Nanang Tatang, an electro-pop duo. They released one album, Muki on TigerStyle records in 2003. Michael Littleton left the band in 1999 and played with Tara Jane O'Neil, The Mad Scene, and Lois Maffeo before became a founding member of New York City bands White Magic and Blood on the Wall. White Magic's debut album Through The Sun Door was released on Drag City, and Blood on the Wall released three full-length albums, Blood on the Wall, Awesomer, and Liferz, all on The Social Registry label. Karla Schickele was a founding member of the band Beekeeper from New York City, along with her brother, guitarist and composer Matthew Schickele, and drummer Jan Kotik. They released the album Ostrich on Southern Records in 1999. Karla also records under the name k. and released two albums New Problems (2001) and Goldfish (2002), both on TigerStyle Records. A third k. album entitled History Grows was released in 2012. She also released a split single with Ted Leo and The Pharmacists. She played keyboards with the band Low when they toured Europe with Radiohead in 2004. Schickele is the founder of Brooklyn's Willie Mae Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. She is the daughter of American classical music composer Peter Schickele. Violinist Ida Pearle has performed and recorded with The Magnetic Fields, appearing on their 69 Love Songs album. She has also played with Ted Leo and The Pharmacists, and appears