A video of 10-year-old musician Heather Russell singing an original piece titled "She Needs Love" is spreading across the Internet.
The talented singer-songwriter who sings with a soulfulness beyond her years is reportedly being mentored by Grammy winner Rob Fusari. The young girl from Atlanta is also being compared to Atlanta's favorite "adopted son," Justin Bieber.
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The hype surrounding the young sensation is strong, with some calling her Mariah Carey's replacement.
Here is video of Heather singing another of her original compositions, "Every Step of the Way," accompanied by her father, James.
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