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Friday, October 02, 2015
Not so easy, the balancing act between wanting to help and boost his own popularity. The singer Charlie Winston and Gregor Meyle manage to produce a song in favor of aid to refugees, who goes into the ear and on top of that makes sense.
The images that reach us in these days from Southeastern Europe are unbearable. The extent and severity of dramatic circumstances and adversity with which the refugees are faced on their way to Eiuropa, people moving across the continent like no other event before. One who no longer wanted to do nothing, Charlie Winston is. The British singer and songwriter invited his German colleague Gregor Meyle to Brighton in a studio, in order together to take a duet version of his song “Say Something”. The resultant single case is known in all download stores available and will also be published on 02 October as a CD single.
“If we do not communicate with each other, then no coexistence is possible,” said Winston. “It is a relationship between two friends, lovers, family, organizations or municipalities, or even in cultures and societies. The strength of each of these relations depends on the strength and the ability to have, to be able to talk to each other. Along with Gregor Meyle dedicate I grow my song ‘Say Something’ the issue of immigration. The world’s population. And given the fact that there is less and less space in this world, is the need to understand each other us, bigger than ever. And there is always the beginning speaking and listening. “
” In the face of current refugee flows that challenges the whole world, the message is very timely, “added Gregor Meyle. “In particular, we know here in Germany, which incredibly mean great suffering of war, flight and expulsion. It would be desirable if each of us feels this special responsibility to help, and to commit themselves to approach each other in order to talk. This is the first and crucial step to understand each other. Say Something! “
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“When we talk about migration, we usually speak about the number of people who have died or the number of those who landed on the coasts of Europe,” said Elhadj As Sy, Secretary General of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (IFRC). “But it’s not about numbers – it’s about real people behind each of these numbers lies the story of a once proud father or a concerned mother who only wants the best for their children, we need the silence in the face of a situation that our common.. humanity hurt break through. We need the indifference to the plight of the people of the exodus of people and areas to protect humanity. “
With the support of the Red Cross, among others, the Material presented are available and the filming of artists and Others allowed at the Macedonian-Greek border, arose an emotional video for Winston and Meyle also won some prominent friends and colleagues from all over Europe. Thus, in the “Say Something” – video clip now Cassandra Steen, Cordula Stratmann, Madsen, Maria Mena, Xavier Naidoo, Sasha, Michael Patrick Kelly, Meret Becker, Nisse, Andrea Kiewel, Henning Wehland, Conchita Wurst, Stefanie Heinzmann, Marlon Roudette, Peter Gabriel and Sting to see who express their solidarity with the British-German joint project expressed and join the important message of understanding, communication and exchange between people, peoples, cultures and countries.
The Song was produced by Charlie Winston and Geoff Southall, Winston played all instruments. The German text was contributed by Gregor Meyle. Charlie Winston, Gregor Meyle and Sony Music to donate their share of the revenues of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (IFRC) to support the refugee crisis. “Say Something” costs 99 cents for download. The proceeds will go to both refugees here as well as directly to the affected spot.
Source: n-tv.de
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