A big thank you



Unsung Heroes
A big thank you to all front line workers around the world as well as the individuals who have helped to promote this message of thanks.
And…
Tony, HorizonVu Music, www.horizonvumusic.com
Martin, @mart_turner (Instagram)
Paul Turner
Nick Doyne-Ditmas
Nick, nickkeysmusic@gmail.com 
Max, @maxdbenjamin (Instagram) linktr.ee/maxdbenjamin
Rowan, beowulf.theway@gmail.com
Laety, A'bantu, https://www.facebook.com/833672473445040/posts/2019476594864616/  (Facebook page)
Elvis, @kwesieofficial (Instagram)
David and Serena, callender11@hotmail.com
Holly, @itshollyhaines (Instagram), www.itshollyhaines.com
Mervyn, winwithwint@gmail.com
Andrew, @Chalibrann (Instagram)
2ni Janes, https://www.instagram.com/tunay_janes/
Peter, PBS FM, https://www.pbsfm.org.au/program/the-gospel-show
Tosin, Polongo TV, https://www.polongotv.net/
Mark, https://marknunis.com/
Halil and Kistijan
Alex
For more information and/or press email Rachel@htmusic.co.uk @htmusic18 (Instagram)

God bless x

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