Thursday, November 8, 2007

Annie Lennox with k.d. lang "SING"

Annie Lennox with k.d. lang "SING"

SING" to be released for World AIDS Day...
Posted by MiCkEyMiAmI at 10/20/2007 02:01:00 AM

Annie Lennox has teamed up with 23 of the world’s most acclaimed female superstar voices for the charity record Sing, to raise money and awareness for the HIV/AIDS organisation, Treatment Action Campaign (TAC).

The original track, already available to download through all online retailers, will be accompanied by special remixes available from Saturday 1st December - WORLD AIDS DAY.

This will be the first ever digital release on a Saturday in the UK. Annie Lennox 'Sing (Remixes)' will feature guest vocals from Madonna, Celine Dion, Pink, Shakira, KT Tunstall, Dido, Faith Hill, Fergie, Sugababes, Beth orton, Bonnie Raitt, Marths Wainwright, Joss Stone, melissa Etheridge, Angelique Kidjo, Beverly Knight, K.D. Lang, Shingau Shoniwa, Galdys Knight, Isobel Campbell, Sarah McLachlan together with The Generics.

'Sing' will feature hot remixes from Moto Blanco, Dean Coleman, Harry 'Choo Choo' Rimerez and Annie Lennox & Nitin Sawhney.


"We had a few technical hitches with the Myspace SING site , but they seem to have been sorted out now.

I just wanted to write something about the project.

Over the last twenty five years or so, I've been involved with a variety of organisations in all kinds of different ways ..from Shelter, to Amnesty International, to Free Tibet Campaign to Greenpeace, Oxfam, Medecins Sans Frontieres, The Prince's Trust..etc..etc.. It's a long and varied list. My long term goal was, that as well as these causes, I could become involved with an issue where I could really focus, and make a more concerted difference. My first visit to South Africa to take part in the launch of the first 46664 concert ( incidentally all instituted by Dave Stewart ) was a profound experience for me in all kinds of ways.

I realised that the Hiv Aids pandemic was affecting women and children on a scale that is absolutely staggering, and I felt that as a woman, mother, and musical communicator, I have an obligation to try to affect some positive change. I want to create musical projects that can bring people together, in a way that can help give a "voice" and empowerment to those that seem to have none.

Music is a powerful vehicle for messages, and connection. This is the very first SING project. I hope there will be many more to follow.


More Annie Lennox and k.d. lang full info on MSN langisms

http://groups.msn.com/langisms

www.myspace.com/annielennoxsing

www.annielennox.com

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