Not since “We Are the World” (Michael Jackson/Lionel Richie) has there been a song with such global appeal. Michael Jackson celebrated children through “We Are the World.” Now the children and adults alike have the opportunity to celebrate Michael’s legacy and pay tribute to him through “Just One More Time.” This song is special, not only in its message, but also in its origin. It came to Lewis White in a dream. He was so inspired upon waking; he knew he had to record it immediately. All the children performing in “Just One More Time,” are professional entertainers. [Listed here in order of their position in the artist picture top to bottom, left to right ] Summer Cummings, Ethan Woods, Nikki Teymouri, Sydney Hope Banner, Hallie Dyer, Michael Brooks, Charlene Joy Baylon, Jalailan Ray, David Militello, Neiko Keiyan, Audrey Sjobeck, Lauren T. Taveras, Dakodah Hall, and Marcella Brown, represent many races and cultures coming together in unison to symbolize the children around the world. The lead singer, David Militello, first received national attention on AMERICA’S GOT TALENT.© David is gifted with perfect pitch and an amazing vocal ability. He actually sang before he talked. While recording “Just One More Time,” the producers had to delay the session for about 30 minutes, while David actually broken down and cried over his fallen hero. Though only eleven years old, David has personal experience with the challenges life can bring. Diagnosed with autism, David is an example of success through adversity that Michael Jackson would relate to. The whole world feels the pain and the loss of Michael Jackson. We at CTS know that he would love this tribute from the children. We all wish we could see him “Just One More Time.” In recognition of Michael Jackson’s commitment to children, portions of all proceeds from “Just One More Time” are being donated to care for children with AIDS.