THE STORY:

In the summer of 2007, during the making of "The Dance of Life", Gloucestershire suffered the worst floods in living memory and Jayl found himself without running water for over a week. Moreover, his underground studio was under threat. Finally the taps came back on August 1st, but in truth, life would never be quite the same again and Jayl felt blessed that he would never again take water for granted.

In 2008, the date set for Jayl's concert at the Subscription Rooms in Stroud was August 1st and on the suggestion of his friend and colleague John Redfearn, Jayl decided to give out free water to commemorate one year since the taps came back on and to foster a new appreciation of the true value of precious H2O. So with the help of his student and colleague Sylvia Welding, a deal was struck with a special company called Celtic Vale, based at the foot of the Black Mountains, on the English/Welsh border. Thus the "Source of Life" brand was produced through Jayl's Harmony Label. The water is from an Artesian spring 800 feet above sea level and is extremely pure, rich in mineral content and thus extremely refreshing.

The label Jayl chose for the water was from the Terry Anthony painting "Delivered" - produced for Jayl's song from the album. He then asked his friend, Grace Graznak, a brilliant and beautiful aspiring actress from the USA, to put together a team of 3 girls to serve as Water Naiads. Grace also then designed the costumes. The second girl chosen was the gorgeous Roanna Dunsford - one of Jayl's top singing students and aspiring model and dancer. Making up this stunning trio was Amber-Rose May, a highly talented young dancer and model from Gloucestershire. The girls swirled into the crowd at the concert and gave out free bottles of the'Source' whilst Jayl performed his song "Physics" from the project.

Jayl then began selling the water to the students of his Harmony School and decided that for each bottle sold, a donation could be made, so that money could be raised to help those without a clean and regular water supply. So he searched for a charity involved in helping people without water in drought ridden areas of the globe. His search led him to the charity Wilmslow Wells for Africa. As the name suggests, they are involved in creating sustainable water projects in Africa by the construction of wells.

UPDATE:

• A cheque was recently presented to Wilmslow Wells for Africa for the money raised so far.
• Jayl is now looking to produce classy glass bottles of "The Source of Life" for his new "Harmony of Life" business.
• Harmony School student James Bond Smith is planning on visiting Africa in the near future to get involved directly with the well building projects.
• A video is also being created for the song "Physics" promoting this unique and special product.

Please feel free to Email us with any comments or suggestions by pressing on the button below. We are also seeking new investment into 'The Source of Life' and its related projects. We are looking for both financial nd practical help to set up the following:-

• Distribution of the water into as many UK outlets as possible.
• Promotion and publicity for the water.
• Production of a glass bottle range for restaurants.
• Bulk purchasing from suppliers to bring down costs and thus increase the level of donations.
• Help with getting Harmony School student James Bond Smith to Africa.

If you believe you can help in anyway, please contact us. Many thanks.