Enter Bring It North, a dynamic group of young singers from northern England, aged 10 to 12. Formed by an ambitious music teacher with a vision to create something extraordinary, these boys quickly captured attention when they appeared on Britain’s Got Talent.
The five members—Max Ferguson (10), Toby McTurk (11), Harry Steel (11), Felix Yates (11), and Oscar Williams (12)—recently showcased their talents in a remarkable rendition of “A Million Dreams” from The Greatest Showman on their official YouTube channel. This arrangement, originally prepared for their Britain’s Got Talent semi-final, never made it to the show but holds deep meaning for the group, as they noted in the video’s description. The performance highlights each boy’s individual strengths before culminating in the impressive five-part harmony that defines their unique sound.
Their journey began with a show-stopping audition of Elton John’s “Electricity,” which earned unanimous praise from the judges. Since then, Bring It North has been refining their craft, captivating audiences far beyond their years with a musical maturity that rivals seasoned performers.
Their talent isn’t a mere coincidence—it runs in their blood. Felix, the son of music teachers, dreams of attending the CAPA Performing Arts School in Wakefield. Toby, raised in a family of dramatists, has a strong background in dance and has already secured a scholarship to Scarborough College.
Despite their youth, Bring It North is proving that age is no barrier to achieving vocal excellence, making waves in the music world with their exceptional talent and passion.
