Michael Makes a Song to Help Katrina Storm Victims

Michael Jackson is rushing to help the victims of Katrina with the project “From the Bay to the Bay.” To raise money for the victims of the devastating Katrina storm that hit the Gulf of Mexico, leaving many people homeless and countless others affected, he has written a song titled “From the Depths of My Heart” and plans to invite all artists to join him in creating the track within the next twenty-four hours. The goal is to repeat the memory of making the beautiful song “We Are The World,” which in 1985 was able to raise $200 million for famine relief in Ethiopia.

Michael has expressed hope that the song will be completed within two weeks.

“Watching the pain and suffering of the people in the bay of my country is heartbreaking for me. I empathize with every single person who has endured the pain and suffering caused by this tragic disaster, and I pray for them. I will ask other people active in the music industry to join me in helping and giving hope to the people who have lost everything.”

The song will be recorded in Bahrain, at the 2 Seas studio, which belongs to Prince Abdulla... bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the son of the King of Bahrain. All profits from the sale of this song will go to the Katrina storm victims.

Source: MJJSource / Raymon K.Bain - Michael's Spoke Person