Our Ability to Rise and Keep Rising (peace music)

From the TED.com YouTube channel: Inspired by the events of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Camille A. Brown choreographed “New Second Line,” a celebration of the culture of New Orleans and the perseverance of Black people in the midst of devastation. The performance borrows its name from the energetic, spirited people who follow the traditional brass band parades for weddings, social events and, most notably, funerals in New Orleans. “It honors our ability to rise and keep rising,” Brown says.
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Andrea Bocelli and son duet (peace music)

From Andrea Bocelli’s YouTube channel: Anyone who is a parent, anyone who knows the precious responsibility of being a mother or a father, will fully grasp the meaning of this piece. ‘Fall On Me’ is the first time I have duetted with my son Matteo Bocelli.

Songs that may make you feel less alone (peace music)

From the TED.com YouTube channel: Luke Sital-Singh sings songs of love, longing and grief in this stirring performance of “Afterneath” and “Killing Me.” “These are the songs I just never tire of hearing and I never tire of writing, because they make me feel less alone,” Sital-Singh says.

“Heal the World” by 45 child artists (peace music)

Mumbai-based folk music duo Maati Baani pay tribute to their idol by releasing a cover of the song Heal the World performed by 45 exceptional child artists from all over the world. Kleenex warning

The Simplest Things (peace music)

This song, The Simplest Things is among the first offerings of MusicThatMatters, a project that 10 Million Clicks For Peace co-founder, Rick Beneteau, and Larry Thompson have created to lift the world to a higher place.

If you like the music and the message there’s a lot of inspirational content besides the world-class music  waiting for you in the MusicThatMatters Community!

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Cry (peace music)

A friend of Rick Beneteau and 10MC, Terri Marie, founder of Reel Mountain Pictures LLC, directed this powerful video featuring a song called Cry, written and performed by James Maslow, that supports an awesome charity that addresses the scourge of human trafficking. At the end of our video “Cry” James gives a heartfelt talk to the camera on why he made the video and why he wrote the song.

Whatever I Can (peace music)

This song, Whatever I Can, performed by John Theaker is among the first offerings of MusicThatMatters, a project that 10 Million Clicks For Peace co-founder, Rick Beneteau, and Larry Thompson have created to lift the world to a higher place.

If you like the music and the message there’s a lot of inspirational content besides the world-class music  waiting for you in the MusicThatMatters Community!

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I Will (peace music)

This song, I Will is among the first offerings of MusicThatMatters, a project that 10 Million Clicks For Peace co-founder, Rick Beneteau, and Larry Thompson have created to lift the world to a higher place.

If you like the music and the message there’s a lot of inspirational content besides the world-class music  waiting for you in the MusicThatMatters Community!

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Forgiveness (peace music)

This song, Forgiveness, performed by Joan Charette, is among the first offerings of MusicThatMatters, a project that 10 Million Clicks For Peace co-founder, Rick Beneteau, and Larry Thompson have created to lift the world to a higher place.

If you like the music and the message there’s a lot of inspirational content besides the world-class music  waiting for you in the MusicThatMatters Community!

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Beautiful tribute to musicians we lost in 2017 (peace music)

10 Million Clicks For Peace friend and contributor, Jeff Burger, composed this wonderful musical tribute in honor of the brilliant musicians we lost this past year. In particular, he honors Tom Petty, Chris Cornell (Soundgarden, Audioslave), Malcolm Young (AD/DC), Chuck Berry, Walter Becker (Steely Dan), John Wetton (Asia, King Crimson, U.K.), Al Jarreau, Allan Holdsworth (Soft Machine, Bruford, U.K.), Gregg Allman (The Allman Brothers Band) and Glen Campbell.
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