The History of Collective Voice

Sophisticated and seasoned, talented and versatile, Atlanta's own "Collective Voice" is comprised of four vocalists, Charles Bullock, Joey Johnson, Cara Fears Johnson, and Donna Newsome, and their extraordinarily gifted Musical Director, Kelvin "Bump" Jones, a recently retired Atlanta Firefighter. The group was first formed in 1991 to record a theme song for the Atlanta Fire Department. The song, "The Unknown Heroes", which was co-written by Kelvin, is now used in recruitment and training videos and is performed for various award events involving the Fire Department.

The group has performed for numerous private and corporate affairs around town and across the country. They have also performed collectively and individually with/for artists such as: Earl Klugh, John Travolta, Elton John, Orlando Jones, Michael Jackson, Shirley Caesar, Dottie Peoples, Dallas Austin, L.A. Reid, Diana Ross, Roberta Flack, Kelly Price and many others. Their unique harmonious blend and repertoire leaves audiences yearning for more. Their musical selections span several genres and showcase exceptional vocal skills as they belt out tunes from the 60's to today...