My First Album (Peppa Pig album)
2019 debut studio album by Peppa Pig
My First Album is the debut studio album from the British television programme Peppa Pig. It was released by eOne Music on 19 July 2019 in promotion of the series. It was preceded by the release of the lead single "Bing Bong Zoo".
Background
"Bing Bong Zoo" was released on 14 June 2019 along with the album's pre-order as the album's lead single. Following the album's announcement, a Twitter interaction between the show's Twitter account and Australian rapper Iggy Azalea went viral after the latter tweeted "It's over for me now", in reference to My First Album being released the same day as Azalea's second studio album In My Defense. The Peppa Pig account responded with a tweet referencing Azalea's single "Fancy", before Azalea jokingly asked for a collaboration. The interaction and the album's release spawned several internet memes.
Composition
The composition of My First Album consists of mostly glockenspiel and piano, along with a children's choir. Peppa Pig's vocals are provided by Harley Bird. Several songs on the album are extended versions of songs that appeared on the show.
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