Thank you for visiting Harmonic Humanity. We advocate humanitarianism in the music industry and create jobs for people living on the streets, with music.

Our compilation CD’s of conscious artists, come together in harmony to help others, are given to people living on the streets for $1, then resold by them for $10, earning them $9 per CD profit which they keep 100% of.

Our program, offers an alternative to drug dealing and crime, and facilitates self empowerment, self investment and positive community interaction.

We are currently seeking community support to help expand our mission across the country. If you are able to make a donation today, please do so by clicking the donation button on this page. Your donation will greatly help.

If you would like to help in other ways, we are looking for conscious artists to collaborate with, volunteers and people to carry the message of what we are doing into their communities.

Help our music movement today and help change the life of a person living on the streets. Donate on this page, email us at weareallmusic@harmonichumanity.org or call us at 206-854-8131.

This year Harmonic Humanity joined forces with Harmony Festival, to not only create awareness about homelessness, the work of Harmonic Humanity and the conscious music festival which was held June 11th – 13th, but to also employ homeless and recently homeless individuals at the festival.

Harmonic Humanity will produce a 2nd CD to be entitled “Relief” later this year in an effort to spread the vendor job program across the country and around the world via the International Street Paper movement.
Harmony Festival Programming Director Sean Ahearn shares, “I love what Harmonic Humanity is doing, utilizing the power of music to inspire hope and healing, while creating a new economic model to empower individuals.  This represents an amazing opportunity to take the concept of street team outreach and micro-finance to a whole new level.  Imagine empowered individuals on the streets collaborating with a sense of purpose on common goals that have day-to-day economic impact!”

Each year 3.5 Million people experience homelessness in the U.S. On any given night there are 770,000 homeless people in tent cities, 23% of them are children, 100,000 of them are veterans in VA shelters Source (National Coalition on Homelessness)

Please make a donation today by clicking on the donate button on this page or by contacting us at
weareallmusic@harmonichumanity.org

Harmonic Humanity, was started in 2005 by AJ Lovewins, a formerly homeless man, as a music program at a soup kitchen in Seattle Washington. The program, which grew with the help of a steady stream of conscious musicians with a desire to reach out, focused on inspiring people with music, bringing community together, troubleshooting the needs of people living on the streets and fostering transformation in the lives of homeless youths and adults.

Since that time, altruistic music lovers, community activists and conscious organizations, activated by the belief that music and love can change lives, have come together to help the grassroots organization to grow.

From soup kitchens, to homeless encampments, to marches on the streets, at festivals and on CD’s, these individuals and their service to the cause continue to make the difference in the lives of  people in need.

But community support is needed…

Musician Singing Bear with street musician, Vlad,  Seattle 2009.

“Harmonic Humanity’s self help music outreach program, provides individuals  the opportunity to earn more money for themselves in less than a week, than state welfare gives them in a month.”

It’s a win win for all.

This positive alternative to drugs and crime is a  proven way to get to that next step of stability, self worth and success for individuals living on the streets and helps them to take care of there basic needs; food, hygene, rent, phone bills, clothing, health needs and more…

The project has been supported by NASNA (North American Street Paper Movement) The Real Change Newspaper in Seattle and by the Coalition on Homelessness / Street Sheet in San Francisco as well as by What’s up Magazine in Saint Louis. The program is growing, catching the attention of outreach organizations and street papers across the country.

How it works?

The freedom of speech laws, which street papers and their vendors across the nation are protected by, allow homeless individuals to buy the “conscious word-in-song” music  CD’s for $1 (which touch on related issues) and legally resell them for $10 on the streets, keeping all of the profit…

The CD’s support the papers, vice-versa and help carry vital messages, important views and opinions related to the epidemic of homelessness in our nation and create solutions around how we as a community can change it.

If you would like to support this project or are a vendor in need of assistance, contact us at

harmonichumanity@live.com or call 206-854-8131.

King 5 News produced a story about Harmonic Humanity a month after our Seattle launch, which helped street paper vendors (many homeless) raise over $40,000 for themselves in the first 8 weeks of the CD program.

PLEASE CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE!

CD Vol 1 “Love Wins” was an amazing collaboration between both housed and un-housed musicians come together to create a product that would both inspire and employ individuals experiencing homelessness.

HH recorded tracks in Seattle, Washington, mid-winter at Columbia City Theater Studios. The project was mixed by Chip Butters and championed by Chris Cottingham of C2M2 records. Everyone involved had a magical time and enjoyed the spirit of the project and those participating. Speical Thanks to all of the gifted artists (See Artist Spotlight) who gave their time and talents to make it happen and to all of the amazing volunteers that are keeping the project going strong!

Vol 2, entitled “Relief” is in the works and HH is mindfully recruiting homeless, celebrity and up and coming musicians from around the world to join our humanitarian music movement and help our homeless and less advantaged brothers and sisters prosper and transform their lives.

Harmonic Humanity’s CD project has transformed the lives of people in need in tangible ways.

We are asking for community support to help us continue our mission.

Please send donations to Harmonic Humanity at the mailing address listed below or visit us at PayPal.com (send to harmonichumanity@live.com)….you can also contact us directly to find out more. 206-854-8131

Your money can help someone get off the streets and onto brighter days like Tariq who now lives in subsidized housing because he was able to pay for his deposit with money he made selling Harmonic Humanity compilation CD’s.

info@harmonichumanity.org

All donations are 100% tax deductible.

Checks may be made payable to:

Harmonic Humanity

PO Box 632

Fairfax CA

94978

Online donations accepted via PayPal.com via email: harmonichumanity@Live.com

Harmonic Humanity is proud  to be working with Street Papers on our music compilation project. Street Papers create opportunities for individuals facing homelessness, poverty, joblessness, disabilities and more. They are a great alternative to crime, prostitution  and drug dealing and are a way to connect community a way that is positive a share issues that are relevant. Thanks to the Street Papers and all of those who make and sell them!

In the United States there are 300,000 street papers sold each month. Harmonic Humanity working hard to become the musical version of the street papers, working hand in hand with them, to support their mission and to increase the profit potential and of the vendors who sell them.

Street Papers:

The Real Change Seattle

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Vincene Cabala

Harmonic Humanity is proud to be supporting street vendors across the U.S. HH compilation CD’s are distributed to vendors with the street papers help. The vendors buy them for $1 and sell them for $10 on the streets. In addition, HH takes an interest in the unfolding stories of vendors and strives to support their transformation goals. IF YOU ARE A VENDOR AND NEED ASSISTANCE: Please email us at harmonichumanity@live.com or call 206-854-8131

Luc Reynaud of Luc and the Lovington’s has donated music to the cause and been an active supporter of individuals experiencing homelessness. He is an amazing artist with depth and soul and a will to heal others with his gifts.

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Jason Mraz covering Luc’s song “Freedom.”

The  third song on the Harmonic Humanity CD.

Luc Reynaud and his band Luc and the Lovingtons can be found at their myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/lucandthelovingtons

Singing Bear is a another one of the passionate and committed musicians along with his band “The Msytics” who have supported social causes nationally and supported Harmonic Humanity’s vision of helping the homeless from the start. He has performed on the steps of City hall in Seattle at a protest for the homeless, headlined a fundraiser in 2009 to raise money for the CD project and he continues to promote the idea of positive community enrichment via the power of music and the spirit of humanitarianism in action. Thanks Singing Bear. To learn more about Singing Bear visit his website at singingbearmusic.com

Musicians on Harmonic Humanity Vol 1.

1. Singing Bear – singingbearmusic.com
2. Joseph Jacques – castcall.us
3. Luk Reynaud – myspace.com/lucandthelovingtons
4. Trina Willard – trinawillard.com
5. Singing Bear – singingbearmusic.com
6. Human – thehumanrevolution.org
7. Don Glenn – seapeace.org
8. Tracie Stone – www.myspace.com/rootboxtheband
9. Jessee Boleyn
10. Mel Watson – melwatson.com
11. Pam Emerson
12. James Howard – jameshowardmusic.com
13. Ella Rose – Ellarose of Lemons Over London / The Child of Me
14. Al Lovewins – harmonichumanity.org
15. Tim harris – http://www.reverbnation.com/timharris
16. Jeffon Seely – www.myspace.com/essenceftd