I'm Okay | Official Music Video| A Song for Autism Acceptance
Written by Pamela Campbell and produced by John Walsh, the song is dedicated to the memory of Daragh McNally, a young non-verbal boy from Dundalk. At its heart is a simple but powerful message: autistic children are okay — they simply see the world through different eyes — and that difference deserves to be understood, accepted and celebrated. Performed by The A Listers, featuring Zara Woods, John Praise Ogobamidele, and the Dublin Gospel Choir, with a heartfelt music video directed by Des Mullan and produced by Rubberduck. This video features children, teenagers and young adults on the autism spectrum from the local community and was created to help spark empathy, conversation and greater autism acceptance. Please watch, share, and help us reach 1 million views to spread this message of autism acceptance. Watch, share, and support the message. #ImOkay #AutismAcceptance #AutismInclusion #TheAListers #OfficialMusicVideo` Debut single by The A-Listers celebrating World Autism Acceptance Month Video directed by Des Mullan Song by Pamela Campbell Recorded and produced by John Walsh Vocals - Zara Woods Backing vocals by John Praise Ogobamidele Choir - The Dublin Gospel Choir Choir Leader - Orla Gargan Choir guide vocals - Shelley Bukspan Violin – Ken Rice Video produced by Rubberduck Producers - Eoghan Ryan and Helen Barry-Duke Executive Producer - Andrew Griffith Dop – Ivan McCullough Lights – Mark Sosiak Music PR - Pete Murphy Publicity
