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Saturday
Jun262010

Hallelujah! America DOES Have Talent...

In my last post, I talked about ditching the same old marketing avenues and doing something good to build up your name, so it's a coincidence that I noticed this group in their efforts to do something positive.  It's not very often that I watch TV...very little, if at all.  But today, during my recovery  process from last night's festivities I turned it on, and America's Got Talent was on.  I didn't watch very long as I find television uninteresting and my A.D.D kicks in after a few minutes. 

However, I did have the opportunity to be completely wowed by a Miami band originally from Haiti and their performance of Lenard Cohen's 1984 hit Hallelujah.  The group, Harmonik, and their arrangement of the legendary song completely blew me a way, and the passion that they displayed gave me goosebumps.

I couldn't find a ton of information on the group, but one thing is for certain - they have my attention.  And their mission - to show the world that after the devastation to strike Haiti - they are still standing.  They've moved on to the next round and have hopes of bringing the money back to Haiti to help rebuild their country.

If they were anywhere near me, I would definitely be buying a concert ticket. 

Kudos boys.

 Check out the clip below...