The Detroit Youth Choir (DYC) was founded in 1996 to service young people between the ages of 8 to 18 throughout the Detroit metropolitan area. The DYC teaches and develops students through music education, dance, and theatrical arts. It has performed at various events nationally and internationally as well as around the Detroit metro area, and it was the runner-up on Season 14 of AMERICA's GOT TALENT. Among its other achievements are performances at Carnegie Hall, joining the U.K.'s The Go@ Team on stage and appearing in the IMAX film AMERICA's MUSICAL JOUNEY. The choir, which has won several Detroit Music Awards, will be the subject of the Disney+ docuseries "Choir," slated to air during 2023.

Detroit Youth Choir

Robin Taylor Zander

The Distance

ROCKSPELL is the debut release from Confidential NYC Records, the label co-founded by Grammy Award-winning producer Jack Douglas (John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Aerosmith, Cheap Trick, Patti Smith and more). It pairs the Detroit Youth Choir, runner-up on Season 14 of AMERICA'S GOT TALENT, with a rhythm section of hall of fame-caliber Detroit musicians and a song list that ranges from Motown to Classic Rock to reggae, putting a fresh feel to eight songs that only underscores how timeless and continually relevant they all remain.

ROCKSPELL featuring Detroit Youth Choir

first single off the debut album "The Distance" 

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