“My New-Topical-Song-Movement is there to bring to the people the songs that inspire and to bring them fast. To make CDs and DVDs, songbooks, programs, songsheets, concerts.
To distribute the songs globally via internet, shops, radio & TV and get the messages discussed and cited in newspapers, magazines, talk shows, social networks and gatherings.
The New-Topical-Songs are songs for the people and a world where we all vote, eat, work, talk, plan, think and love together so that your people will know my people and we don’t lose the peace and the world along with it.”
- Michel Montecrossa

Boston Marathon Learnings – an Interview with Michel Montecrossa by Dirk Terpstra from Super Souls

http://www.supersouls.com/2013/04/24/boston-marathon-learnings-interview-with-michel-montecrossa/

Apropos Michel Montecrossa’s New-Topical-Song Movie ‘Talking World War & Good Israeli Foreign Policy’:
Hello,
Many thanks for your thoughtful contributions to our ‘Israel/Gaza conflict: Your Stories’ assignment.  Some of you were featured on air or in stories online and we want to take the opportunity to thank you for reaching out and taking the time to tell us your experiences at what must have been a very difficult time.
Best regards,
Sarah
Sarah Brown
CNN iReport - London bureau

As a founder member of Canal 6 and an active participant of the student movement in Chile, I wanted to say thanks for letting us know about this song (Talking Camila Vallejo Warning) and the message of support it has. We have already linked the video to our website: http://www.canal6.cl/
On behalf of the Chilean students I want to thank Michel Montecrossa for his inspiring music and words. All messages of support we have received from different parts of the world have been fundamental in our struggle.
With revolutionary greetings,
Javier Sandoval G.

Interview by Itaque.gr with Michel Montecrossa about his life, art and work.
Click here for complete interview text

Michel Montecrossa is an attentive observer of reality and misses no opportunity to let his songs voice the painful problems that disturb the well-being of our planet.
- Gianni Mongrandi in the E-Zine ‘Daring To Do’