If you have been around any time in the past several decades, you have likely seen your fair share of ‘boy bands’. In reality, they have been around for many years, although some of the older boy bands were not known by that name. It doesn’t matter if you like their music or not, you have to admit that there is a lot of talent that is usually tied up into one of those groups. It seems as if there is another one in the making.
Five boys from the north of England got together in 2018 to audition for Britain’s Got Talent. The judges were blown away with the sound of their voices. The name of the group is Bring It North, with members, Harry Steel, Max Ferguson, Toby McTurk, Oscar Williams, and Felix Yates. They were eventually eliminated from the show but not until they made it to the semi-finals.
As it turns out, that wasn’t the last time that you would see these young singers. They have been very active on the Internet and are gaining in popularity. In fact, one of the covers has been listened to more than 1 million times online.
The 10, 11 and 12-year-olds prepared for the semifinals last year by making the recording. It was from the 2017 musical, “The Greatest Showman.” They were performing, A Million Dreams.
They didn’t stick with that song in the end but the fact that they recorded the music worked in their favor. It was uploaded to their YouTube channel and hundreds of thousands of people viewed it.
People just couldn’t get enough of their blended vocals. Many were commenting on the performance and saying about how they were looking forward to seeing more of them.
“Not very many singing videos give me goosebumps but this one did easily,” one person commented. Another added, “Your harmonies are so brilliant!”
Yet another summed it up nicely for the rest of us: “Truly wonderful harmonies and your own individual voices are also great. Keep up the good work lads I believe you have something special here and I look forward to hearing more.”
They aren’t even teenagers and they have racked up many fans online. If you are curious why, you can find out for yourself in this amazing video: