We’re All Human official theme tune for IDAHO on May 17, breaks into the UK charts.
We’re All Human, the new charity single from the L Project and official theme tune for the 10th International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHOT) on May 17, has entered the UK official independent singles chart at no 36.
The song, which last week was tweeted by celebrities such as Stephen Fry, Clare Balding, and Martina Navratilova, now stands a chance of breaking into the mainstream over the next week. If it does, it will carry with it IDAHOT’s message to stand against violence and oppression, and promote freedom, diversity and acceptance.
Georgey Payne one of the project’s coordinators, said:
“Diversity and love is a message everyone can get behind, whether LGBT or not,”
“We hope that everyone – especially non-LGBT people – takes the opportunity this week to download the song and add their vote of support for a world without prejudice.”
The song, recorded over a weekend at London’s Dean Street Studios, combines the talents of 19 LGBT artists, many of whom are established on the LGBT scene. All these artists gave their time for free to The L Project, who have been raising funds and awareness to promote diversity for the last two years.
The L Project’s 2012 single It Does Get Better reached number 11 in the UK independent charts and has so far raised almost £10,000 for the Stonewall and Diversity Role Models charities.
We’re All Human will be donating 100% of all proceeds to LGBT charities Kaleidoscope, who fight to uphold the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) people internationally; The Russian LGBT Network, who will help victims of LGBT abuse in Russia; and Mermaids, a UK youth transgender charity.
The song can be downloaded on all good download sites, including iTunes and Amazon.
iTunes: CLICK HERE:
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There is an accompanying official music video, as well as a BSL signed version, and a series of behind-the-scenes shorts.
To watch the Music Video for We’re All Human – The L Project: CLICK HERE:
