Music World in Awe of Rozagy's Autism Song

(London,UK) British musician Rozagy's cover version of 'Open Every Door,'has caused excitement in the music world in London.The song for autism written by the Sri Lanka-born superstar, the South Asian singer/songwriter Nimal Mendis was recently released in the United Kingdom. 'Open Every Door' by Rozagy was released by mediaeyeproductions and it has caused a sensation. Nimal Mendis dedicated 'Open Every Door' to a British boy with autism, 11 year old Charin Corea. He is the son of autism campaigners Ivan and Charika Corea of the Autism Awareness Campaign UK.

Ivan Corea sent

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Children's Secretary Ed Balls, a copy of Rozagy's 'Open Every Door. Speaking to newsmen in London the autism campaigner said: 'I warmly welcome Rozagy's version of 'Open Every Door'. I have urged Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Children's Secretary Ed Balls to listen to this beautiful, moving song and act on autism. Every child with autism and Asperger's Syndrome deserves a world class education. Many are not receiving it. That is why we have called for all avenues to be open to them - be they mainstream schools with autism units, special schools and even state-of-the art specialist autism schools in every county.

They have so much potential. I appeal to Gordon Brown to 'Open Every Door' to every child with autism and Asperger's Syndrome in our country.' Rozagy is hoping that a major US or UK recording company will release her cover version of 'Open Every Door' all over the world. She aims to raise funds for Professor Simon Baron Cohen's Autism Research Centre in Cambridge University through the sales of 'Open Every Door.'