Here II Here

"I had the privilege - and I truly mean privilege - to hear HERE II HERE in concert this past week. The non-stop two hour performance felt like all time had stopped and there was only that moment of listening to the most harmonic, unified field of sound I believe I have ever heard live. These five gentleman were in such sync with each other not only in sound but in expression and performance that they blended into one entity. In this powerful display of talent and heart, I was lifted in pure, unadulterated vibration of Love. This was a concert I will never forget!"

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"Just when it seems that all the music in the world has been fused together in every possible combo, Inner Voice invents a new sound that I would call Buddhizm2Men. ... By the time Inner Voice threw a little rumba to the mix, completing a trilogy of Afro-Cuban sacred sensuality, Asian spiritual detachment, and African American revivalist soul, the crowd had abandoned its pillows and blankets and was paddling hands towards the sky in ecstasy."
- Celeste Fraser Delgado - Miami New Times

"Here II Here is uplifting music that you'll want to buy in bulk and share with your closest friends and family. You can find them singing acapella, or soulfully jamming with an array of guitars, drums and multi-cultural instruments such as the Colombian Tiple, afro-Peruvian cajon, African djembe, Indian tablas and harmonium, middle eastern dumbek, Japanese shakuhachi, Chinese erhu, and an Argentinean bombo leguero. The result is a plethora of tribal harmony and soulful grooves that make you want to celebrate being alive!" - Tena Moore - Being magazine

"The Rhythm of Good Vibes ... Here II Here [formerly Inner Voice]: At the point of exploding, a band that overflows with cosmic energy."
- Ocean Drive Magazine

"They don't get much more diverse than Here II Here, a five-member vocal group with Colombian, Cuban, Japanese, Italian and African singers ... Expect a lot of sweet vocal harmonies, world percussion, acoustic guitars, songs in English and Spanish, and a message of love and peace." - Take 5 Magazine

"... a blend of soulful sounds of guitars and exotic sitar like instruments melded with their perfectly harmonized voices, which captivated the audience for the entire show."

START: "Cheri Kaufman of historic Kaufman Astoria Studios hosted a “Summer in the City” cocktail buffet dinner for her many friends including David Koch, Anne Dexter Jones, on air radio host Mark Simone, and Catherine Saxton at the always chic Le Cirque earlier this summer. The reason for the sumptuous soiree was in part to introduce her protégés, Here II Here, the bi-lingual musical group from Miami.


Once guests, including designer Michael Mione, event planner Harriette Rose Katz, Micah Jesse, Roger Wilson, Geoffrey Thomas and Sharon Sondes, R. Couri Hay, Susan Hirschcorn and Jan Chipman had indulged their palates, Cheri took to the stage to introduce the boys - Alex, Kaz, Ash, Jaime and Edwin - all dressed in white except for the singer’s red turban - to perform from their C.D. ”What If In Infinity There Is No Such Thing As Far.” Cheri had discovered the band through music impresario and producer Suzanne de Passe. They began their set with the “Time IV Change,” a blend of soulful sounds of guitars and exotic sitar like instruments melded with their perfectly harmonized voices, which captivated the audience for the entire show." - Hamptons.com

"The East meets West vibe features instrumentation such as Japanese bamboo flutes and African drums. It's all blended into poppy, positive melodies and inspirational, mystical lyrics." - Newsday.com