Your Kids Can Now Jam To Grammy-Winner Olivia Dean On Their Yoto

Move over, Elton and the Spice Girls. There’s a new voice taking over the Yoto library, and she’s currently the biggest name in music.

Olivia Dean, the British soul sensation who just dominated the 2026 awards season, is bringing her hit sophomore album, The Art of Loving, to the Yoto platform today. Known for her warm, relatable lyrics, Dean’s music is that rare unicorn find: cool enough for your playlist, but gentle and clean enough for the kids’ playroom.

Why parents will love this drop

If you’ve been looking for a way to introduce your kids to modern music without worrying about explicit tags or screen time, this is it.

• A growing library: This release is part of Yoto's ongoing partnership with Universal Music Group, which has already brought us family-friendly versions of legends like ABBA and Queen.

• The vibe check: The album features 12 tracks, including the global smash "Man I Need" and the catchy "Nice To Each Other".

• Independence: Like all Yoto cards, your little one can pop it into their Yoto Player or Yoto Mini themselves, giving them control over their tunes while you get five minutes to actually finish your coffee.

Everything you need to know

What is it? A physical Yoto card featuring the full 34-minute album, The Art of Loving. It’s compatible with the Yoto Player, Yoto Mini, and the free Yoto App.

How much does it cost? The card is priced at $19.99 CAD. If you're new to the ecosystem, the Yoto Player retails for $134.99 CAD and the portable Yoto Mini is $99.99 CAD.

Where can I buy it? It’s available starting today (March 6, 2026) at yotoplay.com.

What's the tracklist? The card includes 12 songs, including "Nice to Each Other," "Lady Lady," "Man I Need," and "Baby Steps."

"Welcoming the groundbreaking Olivia Dean into our library is something we're incredibly proud of," says Dom Hodge, Head of Yoto Studios. "We hope it inspires more shared listening and special family moments."

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