Ray Vahey, the proud artist and developer behind a viral set of nursery rhymes that are taking YouTube by storm. As a father of two young children, Ray has always looked to bring together his passion for artistic work and his passion for his two children together. One day, Ray sat down and discovered like any other father, that his children love to watch pre-school content on YouTube. Working as part of a leading telecom software company as a technical software developer, Ray possessed all the skills needed to create his own video content.

In may 2012, his YouTube Channel (RockstarLittle) was born. He started off briefly making short videos and short animations. While they were small and short, they received great responses from the YouTube community. From there, his channel has grown and grown, and so have his ability to produce outstanding content. Within months, his channel managed to gain 700 subscribers and just over 500,000 views.

In addition, he also engaged in a formal YouTube partnership with FullScreen - giving him branding options and access to a wider audience. While the first songs Ray created used royalty free music from around the internet, he is now working with talented singers and recording artists such as Marri Nallos, who has worked alongside Ray to create a complete series of nursery rhymes and seasonal songs.

His channel has now expanded from just music to include Fairy Tales. The first video of the series, The Three Billy Goats Gruff was released live on YouTube on November 4 2012 and has received tremendous success thus far. Working alongside Gina Tonnis, Ray plans to launch a structured web series in 2013. He will be using popular children's series Sesame Street as the theme for the videos. The theme tune for the series has already been created, in collaboration with Halocene.

What was once a passion and a hobby has now turned into something much more. His children love the work he produces, and he's proud to enlighten the day of children around the globe.

To learn more about Ray, and the video's he produces, head over to his YouTube channel found at: https://www.youtube.com/user/RockstarLittle

Additionally, Ray also blogs about his videos and engages with his audience and fans through his blog found at: http://www.littlerockstar.co.uk/