Ooberfuse’s New Single We Are One Offers Hope to Those Suffering From Human Rights Violations

NEW YORK - Feb. 26, 2015 - PRLog -- Human Rights are the rights that one has as a human being. With a belief that Human Rights culture must become popular culture if it is to develop the strength to withstand blows to it, London-based band Ooberfuse has taken up the challenge to popularise Human Rights culture through music.

Dedicated to the Human Rights cause, We Are One—a musical collaboration between Archbishop Bashar Matti Warda of Erbil, Iraq and Ooberfuse—debuts on March 1, 2015. Sung in the same ancient Aramaic dialect that Jesus spoke, We Are One is a prayer offering hope to the persecuted minorities in Iraq.

“It is easy to become desensitised by the horror stories graphically depicted in the daily newspapers. Hearing Archbishop Warda speak about the relentless and hidden sufferings of persecuted minorities in Iraq is sobering and brings the gruesome reality closer to home.  Our song with Archbishop Warda is our small way of saying that we stand united with those suffering in Iraq. We have not forgotten them. We belong to one common humanity ‘if one member suffer, all the members suffer with it [1 Corinthians 12:26],’” says Cherrie Anderson, the band leader, about the motivation behind the music.

For more information, please visit http://youtu.be/Gknh8D_QNus or call Cherrie Anderson at +44 0754 557 4726.



About Ooberfuse

Ooberfuse is a London-based electronica band. Vocalist Cherrie Anderson and instrumentalist Hal John are band members, while Roland Faber is the producer. Notable gigs by the band include a warm up act to the Pope to a live audience of two million and performance in the House of Lords. The Ooberfuse Show by the band has enjoyed support from influential quarters including BBC Introducing’s Tom Robinson, Ministry of Sound's Sister Bliss, Paul Oakenfold, and many others.

Web: www.ooberfuse.com