Tanya: my goosebump moment was a free homecoming concert of Andy Palacio and the Garifuna Collective after their World Tour. It was a wonderful experience to celebrate them being back from their tour. The real goosebump moment and spiritual experience was when they brought elder Paul Nabor on stage to sing “Naguya Nei” with Andy Palacio. I will never forget it!

Nour: my goosebump moment was in Morocco where I went to a Christina Aguilera concert there. The concert was amazing. It was energetic, it was emotional, it was exceptional. I never thought I would go to a concert of Christina Aguilera, one of the best singers in her generation, and I felt so emotional especially when she sang “The voice within”, one of my favorite songs.

Grace: my goosebump moment was the first time I listened to “Can’t let you go” by Ali Gatie. It talks about how hard it is for people to let go of someone that they were very used to. The first line of the song “I cannot let you go, trust me I have tried, and I still would not know where to go”, talks about so much. The song shows the pain people go through while they are trying to let go.

Pamela: my goosebump moment was when I listened to the inspiring, uplifting, mind blowing song “Endless Love”. Just like the wedding ring is on the finger, there’s no end to it. That was how that song brought goosebumps to my soul. There is really something called “Endless Love”. Love that is unconditional, so real, so true, and unadulterated.

Kayley: my goosebump moment was when I went to a Twenty One Pilots concert with my brother. I was obsessed with Twenty One Pilots and when we got there, it was crazy. There were confetti cannons and fireworks. I was close to the stage and at some point he saw me, I was waving my arms around like crazy and he waved back! I got goosebumps and was so happy!

Hazvi: my goosebump moment was when I listened to Whitney Houston’s song “I didn’t know my own strength”. I was going through a writer’s block, was not in a creative flow. When I heard this song, it just flipped a switch in me and I just had ideas popping up. l managed to find my own strength and I was so happy.

Eniola: my goosebump moment was the first time I listened to “See you again” by Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth. The lyrics speak about losing a loved one. Having lost a loved one at a tender age, listening to and singing this song fills me with a rush of emotions. The feeling of hope stands out in the lyrics “And I will tell you all about it when I see you again”. That line gives me goosebumps as the song serves as a reminder to cherish the moments spent with our late loved ones and keep believing that someday we will see them again.

Sofia: my goosebump moment was when one of my favourite artists, Adele, put out the song “Easy on me”. It is about change, growth, looking at your past mistakes and learning from them. It really means a lot to me, made me feel listened to and it came when I really needed it. I really love that song and I have always loved Adele.

Danielle: my goosebump moment was when I was watching the X-Factor Australia and when a guy named Emmanuel started singing. He is handicapped and he had no identity because he was found in a war zone. He was adopted. It was very emotional when he started “Imagine” by John Lennon.

Jessica: my goosebump moment is the song “Giant Killer” by Pompi. The song came to me in a difficult time in my life, it really lifted my spirits. It talks about the story of David conquering Goliath. We all face different giants, problems in our lives. But if David was able to conquer Goliath, then you can conquer your problems.

Azad: my goosebump moment happened when I watched a video of a street drummer named Gordo. He was on the street with a few buckets and two drumsticks and he beat those buckets like drums. He was so fast and skilled. It showed me that if you have talent, you don’t need any equipment. Your potential will come out automatically.

Yashar: my goosebump moment was back in 2007. I was watching Britain’s Got Talent when suddenly a middle-aged lady appeared on the stage. Everyone made fun of her because she looked very old, and she did not seem to have talent, but the moment she started singing, it was amazing! She took us into another world. It was Susan Boyle on Britain’s Got Talent and the song was “I dreamed a dream”.

Dilmurad: my goosebump experience was while I was watching “Inception” by Christopher Nolan. One thing that really hit me and gave me an unforgettable goosebump moment was the soundtrack of the film, by Hans Zimmer. He is the most outstanding composer in the world, he makes soundtracks so accurately that every song fits the scene so that the viewer is virtually in the film.

Nika: my goosebump moment is when I go out of the house after work or at work when I feel tired going for a walk look at the world around me look at nature, clouds, water and in my headphones favorite song is playing Muse Butterflies & Hurricanes.

Mary: my goosebump moment was when I was watching American Idol and a little girl called Grace VanderWaal was performing an original song during the auditions. Later she performed it in the final and she ended up winning the show. The song always gives me goosebumps, no matter when I listen to it. The way she sings it is very nice and I really like it.

Saad: my goosebump moment is when I first heard the song by Daft Punk called “Giorgio by Moroder”. There is this on specific part of the song that I still remember the very first time I heard the song, I had Goosebumps all over my body.

Karlis: my ultimate goosebump moment is a live concert where a metal band collaborated with an orchestra. When the orchestra started playing and the band singer started to sing, I had chills down my spine and held my breath. I was just awestruck with emotion. By the end of the song, I could not shrug the goosebumps off, the crowd cheering was cheering and screaming to get all the emotions out.

Cécile: whenever I am not feeling good and I am down, I listen to the song “Keep the faith” from Michael Jackson. It takes you on a journey and the more the song goes on, the more you feel hope coming back and like you can do anything. That is my goosebumpmoment.