In 1995, they recorded "Music Inspired by the Group of Seven", a commissioned work from the National Gallery of Canada, and later made "The Story of Harmelodia", a concept album considered one of the finest children's recordings of its time. Their biggest chart hit was 1994's "Claire," which they recorded as part of the soundtrack to the film "Whale Music", and two years later, the band opened a cross-Canada tour for The Tragically Hip, which became the basis for Bidini's book "On a Cold Road".