Entering Britain’s Got Talent in 2018, the five-piece boy band Bring It North enchanted viewers with their heavenly voices and endearing personality.
When they auditioned for BGT, the five members—Harry, Max, Toby, Oscar, and Felix—were all around ten or twelve years old. They sang “Electricity” by Billy Elliot. Judge Alesha Dixon believed their performance would encourage many young boys like them, and they were immediately advanced to the next round.
Despite performing a glittery rendition of “A Million Dreams” from The Greatest Showman, the group was unfortunately ousted in the semi-finals. However, in an effort to console their devastated fans, they shared a rehearsal video of themselves doing the cover—a much more vocally involved rendition than what they played on TV—as a treat. Numerous commenters from all throughout the nation praised the lads’ talent for heavenly harmonies as soon as the post went up.
Another admirer admitted, “not many singing videos give me goosebumps, but this one did easily,” and yet another gushed, “these boys harmonize well.” With their breathtakingly layered vocals and deep harmonies, the ensemble creates an uplifting cover that is sure to send chills down your spine; the video has garnered over a million views since its release. The best part is that the boys’ proud fathers are seen in the background, showing their support for their courageous young sons.
Even after Britain’s Got Talent eliminated Bring It North, the group’s involvement with the show was only getting started. After the competition, the five-piece began playing regularly across the nation. Case in point: a 2018 video of them performing a high-energy rendition of “I Want You Back” by The Jackson 5, which made the audience go wild and led some to speculate that they might be the next great Motown group.
