Lenny Pearce

Lenny Pearce brings club-like energy into every room. The Australian DJ and producer is known for turning familiar children’s songs into bright, bass-driven tracks under the banner of “toddler techno”, creating music that lands with both young children and the adults dancing beside them.¹

He first built a profile as a member of the Australian music and dance group Justice Crew, then moved to a solo path of DJing, production, and family-focused live events.^1,2 His sound pulls together groovy bass lines, hip-hop, and house, then redirects them towards a playful, high-energy audience.²

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Pearce is from Australia and spent part of his earlier career in Justice Crew before stepping further into DJing and music production on his own.¹ He later built a distinct lane by remixing classic children’s songs and shaping them into what he calls “toddler techno”. That shift gave him a musical identity and helped turn family dance parties into the centre of his solo career.¹

By the time his baby raves began drawing wider attention, Pearce had already moved from group performance into a more focused role as a solo entertainer, producer, and children’s music remixer.¹

Lenny Pearce’s recognition comes from more than a single chapter of his career.

• Australia’s Got Talent - Winner (2010): Before his solo career took shape, Pearce was part of Justice Crew, the dance troupe and boy band that won Australia’s Got Talent in 2010.³
• ARIA Music Award Nomination - Song of the Year (2013): With Justice Crew, Pearce shared an ARIA Music Award nomination for Song of the Year for Best Night.⁴

Lenny Pearce’s songs that stand out most are built from well-known material, but the production keeps them moving like dance tracks.

• Macarena (2023): Pearce transformed this familiar dance hit into a high-energy electronic track designed for young listeners, blending recognizable melodies with his signature techno style.⁶
• The Wheels on the Bus (TECHNO) (2024): This reimagining of the classic children’s song stands as one of the clearest examples of Pearce’s toddler techno approach, pairing nursery-rhyme lyrics with driving electronic beats.⁶
• Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes (2023): Pearce’s rework of this classic children’s song showcases his ability to turn familiar educational tunes into upbeat electronic tracks aimed at both children and parents.⁶

A Lenny Pearce show is built for movement from the start. Bass drops, glow sticks, face paint, props, dancing toddlers, and plenty of crowd interaction all feed into a format that feels more like a daytime rave than a children’s concert.³

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