This poignant track from the Black Eyed Peas took initial inspiration from 9/11, police brutality and racism in the early 2000’s. The band commented, “There was a lot of separatism, racism, and we felt like the question we had been asking was like, ‘Yo, Where Is the Love?‘
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains. You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas. I am strong, when I am on your shoulders. Listen now as Josh Groban performs the song You Raise Me Up.
Singer/songwriter Sara Bareilles believes that “There are so much honor and integrity and beauty in being able to be who you are.” With that in mind, she gave us Brave.
Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey want you to think about what miracles you can achieve When You Believe.
Dark clouds may have blinded you in the past, but Johnny Nash has a song that may help you look forward to brighter days ahead: I Can See Clearly Now.
Sometimes we can achieve miracles in our lives. Believe in yourself, knowing that your dreams start with you. Listen as Yolanda Adams sings the R. Kelly song, I Believe I Can Fly.
You know the singer, you know the song. Otis Redding was the composer, but it was Aretha Franklin who taught us all about Respect.
There’s a song by Keb’ Mo’ and The Kids from Sesame Street that conveys the message that everyone has the right to feel good and be themselves, no matter where they go: Everybody Be Yo’self. Check it out.
The song One Voice by The Wailin’ Jennys has a double meaning, according to Jerry, a member of the band. The song is about unity and a call for coming together, and the “one voice” refers to the three band members. Ruth, another member of the band, says the song is about coming from the […]
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