The Voice Winner Danielle Bradbery Shares Her Journey
16-year-old Danielle Bradbery shared her journey to becoming the winner of The Voice this year on the TODAY Show…
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Fifth Harmony – Miss Movin’ On Official Music Video
Fifth Harmony released the vivid music video for their energetic and empowering song Fifth Harmony – Miss Movin’ On.
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The Dream Begins: Fifth Harmony Says Anything Can Happen…
The girls from Fifth Harmony show us how dedication and passion can result in amazing opportunities. In this video they describe their journey from the X Factor to now recording their first album, and encourage you to keep pursuing the dreams in your heart – because anything can happen…
Be sure to check out Fifth Harmony’s single Miss Movin’ On below and find out how you can help #HarmonizeAmerica at their website by clicking here.
Watch Fifth Harmony’s smashing and inspiring performance of Elle Goulding’s Anything Can Happen:
Miss Movin’ On Acoustic Version
Miss Movin’ On Lyric Video
Here’s where their dream & journey together began, check out the ladies in their X Factor auditions:
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Demi Lovato Helps Jessie A Young Singer Follow Her Dream
Watch below how Demi Lovato and ACUVUE® Brand help Jessie, a winner of the 2013 ACUVUE® 1-DAY Contest, get closer to her dream of becoming a musician:
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Inspiring ENT Video Pick: Superstar – Elizabeth South
“You don’t have to be a superstar, you only have to be just you…If you can dare to dream, you can do anything…” – Elizabeth South
We love this inspiring video from Elizabeth South, who is both a singer/songwriter and teacher. “Superstar” will encourage your heart and motivate you to make a difference by being uniquely you wherever you are. The song is from Elizabeth’s latest album “I Love You” which you can check out here.
Super Star Lyrics
You say you always feel like you’re in the dark
That you feel alone, don’t know where to start
You say you always feel like you’re lost at sea
With no light to guide where you’re meant to be
You say you always feel you’re not good enough
Seems everyone else has all the luck
Don’t need your name in lights to know what you’re worth
Let the light shine in you until it bursts
Don’t be just like all the rest
Just stand out and shout it out
Don’t have to be a Superstar
To show the world just who you are
You only have to be just you
Just believe in what is true
Don’t have to be a Superstar
Not the size of fame, but the size of your heart
To let the world know it is true
You only have to be, you only have to be just you
You feel like no one sees you when you’re in a crowd
That you could disappear and not be found
Just look at all the good that you’ve already done
The journey that you’re on has just begun
Be the best at what you were made to be
If you can dare to dream, you can do anything
There’s no limitations to what you can do
Except for what you think, you know its not true
A Star, Star, Star is who you are
A Star, Star, Star, will take you far
©2012 Elizabeth South Music
written by Elizabeth South and Billy Smiley
More About Elizabeth South
Elizabeth South is not your average singer/songwriter. She is also a full-time elementary music and drama teacher. She pursues her goal of a worldwide music ministry to both young and old with as much passion as she always devotes to her teaching.
Elizabeth’s music explores the eclectic styles of country, theater, spirituality, romance, ballad, and even dance. She pours her heart into every song she writes. Her Music Therapy background has also found a home in her music, being both healing and uplifting. Her voice has been described as dynamic, mysterious, magical, soothing, and angelic.Since Elizabeth first began singing in public when she was about seven years old, she has been involved in many live performances, singing solos at various venues, singing in choirs and musicals, and performing in various plays including several at the North Carolina Theater. As part of her artistic development, she attended prominent schools such as the North Carolina School of the Arts and New York University (NYU), where she studied in the musical theater program and in the drama program at the Tisch School of the Arts. She has two undergraduate degrees, one in drama and the other in Music Therapy, and she also received a Master of Arts in Teaching at UNC-Chapel Hill. She now teaches music and drama full time in a prominent elementary private school in Durham, NC.
To learn more about Elizabeth, click here to visit her website!
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