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I first stumbled upon Choir of Young Believers<\/a> while listening to 101.9 DET – Ann Delisi's Essential Music<\/a> (which if you live in Metro Detroit, I highly recommend tuning in on Saturday & Sunday afternoons)  Their song, Action\/Reaction is my fav…<\/p>\n

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A little bit about them…"W<\/span>hen
\nlistening to Denmark\u2019s Choir of Young Believers, it\u2019s hard not to
\nimagine an army of white-clad singers with arms outstretched, their
\nvoices raised in holy polyphony\u2014in fact, the Danish group is the
\nbrainchild of one 26-year-old Jannis Noya Makrigiannis.  His orchestral-pop project marked by
\nmagisterial melodies, dark lyrical concerns, and a healthy dose of
\ncathedral-grade reverb has musical nods to Roy Orbison, The Beach Boys, Pixies, and Hank Williams
\nabound, but Jannis and his Choir Of Young Believers have forged their
\nown neck-tinglingly singular sound."<\/p>\n

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