COUNTRY MUSIC STARS Ray Mussell and Aaron Pritchett join Andrew Eborn to celebrate the release of Still You Breathe - Country Music Chart Hit!
- 3 years ago
Still You Breathe is an incredibly emotional song and tribute to organ donors and their families, written and performed by Canada’s Ray Mussell and featuring Canadian Country Music superstar Aaron Pritchett.
Ray Mussell has been involved in the Canadian music scene for 47 years either as an artist or behind the scenes as an executive producer. He has founded Mussell Records, a record label that advocates for deserving indie artists and promotes sustainability above profits.
This approach to bring some very great artists to the world has begun to gather momentum and recognition globally.
Aaron Pritchett has been a mainstay Canadian Country music star for 20 years. With over 30 top-20 singles and many top-10 hits he has managed to remain in the forefront of the Canadian music scene through all the changes that have occurred both stylistically and digitally in the music world.
He is a multi-CCMA award winning artist, Juno nominee, has a BillBoard number 1 in Canada and continues to release great music at 50 years young.
This song was written in recognition of the great work Morris Irvine, (double-lung transplant recipient) has done with the 2nd Chance Trail Ride Society as they assist transplant recipients to recover by providing temporary housing, mentorship, and financial support.
The song also wants to say, “THANK YOU!” to donors in all situations, (living and those who have passed on), as the compassion shown by these heroes and their families is immense.
“Still You Breathe is our way of raising awareness for the very worthy cause of organ and tissue donation and the goal is to promote the ‘Register your intent to become an organ donor.’”
It is also to recognize the work of 2nd Chance Trail Ride Society and Green Shirt Day, both groups are dedicated to raising organ donor awareness and registration. Green Shirt Day, inspired by the generous act of Logan Boulet who donated six organs, has resulted in the phenomenon of the ‘Logan Boulet Effect’ representing the largest number of Canadians ever to register as organ donors.
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Ray Mussell has been involved in the Canadian music scene for 47 years either as an artist or behind the scenes as an executive producer. He has founded Mussell Records, a record label that advocates for deserving indie artists and promotes sustainability above profits.
This approach to bring some very great artists to the world has begun to gather momentum and recognition globally.
Aaron Pritchett has been a mainstay Canadian Country music star for 20 years. With over 30 top-20 singles and many top-10 hits he has managed to remain in the forefront of the Canadian music scene through all the changes that have occurred both stylistically and digitally in the music world.
He is a multi-CCMA award winning artist, Juno nominee, has a BillBoard number 1 in Canada and continues to release great music at 50 years young.
This song was written in recognition of the great work Morris Irvine, (double-lung transplant recipient) has done with the 2nd Chance Trail Ride Society as they assist transplant recipients to recover by providing temporary housing, mentorship, and financial support.
The song also wants to say, “THANK YOU!” to donors in all situations, (living and those who have passed on), as the compassion shown by these heroes and their families is immense.
“Still You Breathe is our way of raising awareness for the very worthy cause of organ and tissue donation and the goal is to promote the ‘Register your intent to become an organ donor.’”
It is also to recognize the work of 2nd Chance Trail Ride Society and Green Shirt Day, both groups are dedicated to raising organ donor awareness and registration. Green Shirt Day, inspired by the generous act of Logan Boulet who donated six organs, has resulted in the phenomenon of the ‘Logan Boulet Effect’ representing the largest number of Canadians ever to register as organ donors.
@AndrewEborn @OctopusTV #TheAndrewEbornShow
© Octopus TV 2021