MUSIC BOX

International DJ Stevie George can be found entertaining the masses at Muju Lounge on Amwaj Island and many other places around Bahrain.

With so much unrest across the region I thought I would try and help out in the only way I know how. I have put together some thought provoking songs that you may or may not recognise - but more importantly, spend a few minutes checking out the following tunes that are in no particular order, and then see how you feel afterwards!

Gary Jules and Michael Andrews - Mad World: originally written and produced by Tears For Fears but this version from the movie Donnie Darko is haunting and moving at the same time.

David Guetta - One Love: probably one of the most recognised names in current chart history this song features the very powerful vocals from Estelle.

Alcazar - This Is The World We Live In: not a song that many people will instantly recognise, nor the band for that matter, but a great tune with lyrics to suit.

Louis Armstrong - Wonderful World: need I say anymore, an absolute classic that people from all nations will recognise.

Duran Duran - Ordinary World: when this single first came out I must admit it wasn't my favourite 1980s tune but now when I hear it I do stop and think.

Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove: this album is regarded by many as the greatest funk album of all time and ranks near the top of many best album lists.

Gary Clail - (There's Something Wrong With) Human Nature: on first release in 1994 I loved the bass line in this song, but I've suggested this purely with the lyrics in mind. Google it and see what I mean.

Bob Marley - One Love/People Get Ready: the master at creating songs that united people around the world, this song needs no introduction.

Jamiroquai - Don't Give Hate A Chance: love him or hate him, JK did release a fantastic album, and this particular tune hits all the right notes for this feature. The video is pretty cool too.

John Lennon - Imagine: no song list could really be complete without something from the legend himself, and again this needs no introduction. Every lyric is chosen with care and attention giving us a very moving tune.

But the ultimate unity - one love let's get the world working together singalong from 1971 it was originally written for a Coca Cola advert, but then the words were changed and released as a number 1 hit single. I challenge you not to listen to this and be moved:

The New Seekers - I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony):

Here's hoping everybody keeps safe, and that all our differences can be rectified sooner rather than later. Until next week people, some wise words:

There are three kinds of people in this world - those who can count and those who can't!"