This is something I believe I’ve seen a hundred times. I still find those harmonies to be really intriguing. Whoa. Boy bands have always captivated music lovers, but it’s a special joy when young performers in their double digits can captivate audiences all over the world.
This is Bring It North, a youthful group of ten to twelve-year-old lads from the north of England. These young individuals were brought together by a visionary music educator who wanted to create something entirely unique.
A significant turning point in their journey occurred when they appeared on the stage of Britain’s Got Talent. And they’ve caused a lot of controversy! The quintet—Max Ferguson, 10, Toby McTurk, 11, Harry Steel, 11, Felix Yates, 11, and Oscar Williams, 12—sung a lovely rendition of “A Million Dreams” from “The Greatest Showman” on their own YouTube channel, showcasing their vocal prowess.
They hold a particular place in their hearts for this particular arrangement, which was made for their Britain’s Got Talent semifinal performance, as their video description makes clear. They were never able to do it on TV. Each man’s distinct talents are displayed in the film, which ends with a powerful five-part harmony that has come to symbolize Bring It North. When they were unanimously accepted by the judges for their first audition, which included Elton John’s “Electricity,” their journey got off to a fantastic start.
Since then, they have been honing their technique while drawing in admirers from all over the world. Alesha Dixon, one of the judges, remarked, “You’re so adorable, and I hope you encourage many young boys to pursue their passions.” This encouragement is shared by many others who have witnessed their performances. These young men exhibit a degree of musicianship that belies their age, adding a level of depth to their singing that many more seasoned musicians strive for.
You can see how talented this group is by watching their video below!
