Harmony 21

Harmony 21 offers the 2D animation market a taste of performance paired with the spice of gaming. This year has seen a rise in the demand for 2D animated TV series, feature films as well as gaming and Toon Boom has responded by adding additional power and performance to its industry leading 2D animation software as well as a whole new feature set designed for independent 2D game developers.

Harmony 21 offers the 2D animation market a taste of performance paired with the spice of gaming. This year has seen a rise in the demand for 2D animated TV series, feature films as well as gaming and Toon Boom has responded by adding additional power and performance to its industry leading 2D animation software as well as a whole new feature set designed for independent 2D game developers.

Singer/songwriter Gail (Annelise Cepero) lands an opportunity to compete for a once-in-a-lifetime shot at the big time, and heads cross country-only getting as far as Harmony Springs, Oklahoma when her ride, her budget and all her hopes are stalled. With just two weeks to get to the iHeartRadio Christmas Eve performance of her dreams, she takes the advice of local Jack-of-all-trades, Jeremy (Jeremy Sumpter), and takes on a group of misfit kids hoping to perform in a Christmas Eve Gala of their own. Gail and Jeremy grow close, but if she's going to fulfill her lifelong dream, she may have to leave him and the town she's grown to love behind. Brooke Shields also stars.

Harmony is tricked into auditioning for the Holiday Chorus- directed by an ex-boyfriend. By Christmas Eve, they could be harmonizing in the key of love.

Queen Poppy plans the first annual Trolls Kingdom Secret Holiday Gift Swap, but, things don't go as expected.

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Kent/Ace revive their Harmony soul series with 2013's Soul in Harmony: Vocal Groups 1965-1977, a 24-track collection of little-heard soul from the golden age of harmony groups (six of the tracks are unreleased). Strictly speaking, this collection runs to 1979, not 1977 (that's the date the shimmering "Baby (There's Nothing That You Can Do)" by the Joneses showed up on Spring, and there's a 1984 version of "Once Again" by Nightchill included for licensing reasons), and most of the cuts were recorded somewhere between 1968 and 1971 – just after the rise of the Impressions and Motown and just before the dominance of Philadelphia International.

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