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Clip to Air on
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AHM Season one
clip Man Hits
Head With
Bass which went
viral on YouTube,
will air on TruTV's
It Only Hurts
When I laugh
on April 15th.

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The Dreamer, sung by Season 4
Canadian Idol finalist Sarah Loverock. with
AHM instrumental winners Bobby
McManus and Joe Lindner, written by
AHM judge Gregory Charles Royal,
was certified Gold in November 2009. The
song is available on iTunes worldwide here.
season one individual
instrument winners
Bobby McManus  guitar          
                                      







Joe Lindner  one man band








jMAN jR keyboards                  
                      
Meet Season One Competitors

Musicans from all across America
came to Washington, DC to compete
for a one year recording contract.
Who are they?
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Meet Our  Judges

Marissa, Talena and Greg are a
diverse panel
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Audition Episodes on YouTube
episode 1  episode 2
episode 3  episode 4
episode 5  episode 6
How Hip was the Musicians'  
Fashion Sense?

Famed retail shop Annie Cream
Cheese gives the critique..
How Did the Musicians Move
and Connect With a Crowd?

Dance Place's Leanne Regan puts
them through the ringer..
Did They Deliver in the Studio?

Talena and the rest of the  judges
see who sounds good in "stereo" .
Did They Impress on  the Screen?

Musicians are judged by Gregory
Charles Royal and the rest of the panel
on their visual appeal in "mini music
videos".
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                                                                                           JUST A THOUGHT
  • Many at-risk youth see music as a 'way out' but  EVERYONE CAN'T RAP or SING !. Instrumental stars playing hip hop, pop, etc., and writing songs, offers
    a realistic career option for them.

  • Music tracks of today are made using computerized sounds threatening live music performance by future generations which will affect traditional genres
    like  classical, jazz, rock and rhythm and blues.

  • Most kids CANNOT NAME ONE SOLO  INSTRUMENTALIST and often cite musicians as being rappers and producers further deteriorating traditional
    concepts of what constitutes musical performance and the very definition of the term musician.

  • The social implications of an industry which encourages at-risk youth to compose derogatory negative lyrics could be reversed, in part, by a youth culture
    that celebrated bands with the tightest horn section, the funkiest drummer or the hottest bass line.
 
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