“Here in my home” - Malaysian Artists for Unity
A non-profit project brought together star musicians, indie musicians, dancers, filmmakers, arts curators, actors, poets, painters, art students, models, entrepreneurs and more from all parts of Malaysia's multi-racial society to produce a song about unity. Have a look at the video here.
The video and song "here in my home" was written and produced in May 2008 by group of about 120 people with a budget of zero. The song is sung in english but pay attention to the C-part with short rap parts in Malay, Chinese and Tamil.

Screenshot from the video
Watch the video here:
official website of the project:

(including free download of the song)
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Adventure Art Travel |
Its great to see everyone working together. I travelled through Malaysia in 2002 and was impressed by what I saw. Hope to get there again one day. By Adventure Art Travel on Sep 03, 2008
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Bee Bee |
i so proud with this song..bcs i m malaysian~~ By Bee Bee on Jul 16, 2008
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Su Yee |
By Su Yee on Jul 14, 2008
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Jacky |
excellent song, good motivation, can truely get people attention! keep on going… By Jacky on Jun 20, 2008
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beby suena |
hehehe.. By beby suena on Jun 16, 2008
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Fooi |
Is a good song for all Malaysian. By Fooi on Jun 01, 2008
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