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Willis Wee · · 2 min read

Songs for Japan, Now on iTunes

Buy 38 songs for just US$9.99. All these proceeds will be given to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

The album consists of 38 songs including Katy Perry’s ‘Firework’, Lady Gaga’s ‘Born This Way’, John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ and Justin Bieber’s Pray. The average customer rating is high at 4.5 stars with 1184 ratings on iTunes so far.

“As Japan recovers from the devastating earthquake and tsunami that stuck on March 11, the world’s top recording artists respond to the tragedy with this benefit album,” as described on iTunes.

One of the reviewer said, “Can’t believe I get 38 songs for $10 and get to help Japan. Awesome!”

You can click this link (here) to preview the songs. Note that iTunes users have to switch to the U.S store to purchase the album. If you prefer to donate directly, Apple had previously launched a channel for users to donate through iTunes as well.

This isn’t the first time that top recording artists have come together to make a difference. 80 artists and performers gathered together to record “We Are The World 25” for Haiti early last year.

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Willis Wee

Founder at Tech in Asia. Aspires to build a company and product that people love.