ENOUGH IS ENOUGH (NMF)

Enough Is Enough (No More Fears) is a duo and a movement at the same time. Nicole Henry and Chris Willis launched it under ENOUGH NMF LLC as a “Unity Dance Campaign.” It is built around their high‑energy remix of the classic “Enough Is Enough (No More Tears),” the 1979 duet by Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer. Their version swaps “tears” for “fears,” and that change gives the project its name. It turns a breakup anthem into a rallying cry: move past fear and into action. That means dancing, connecting, showing up for one another, registering, voting and using your voice when it counts. The campaign’s message is that joy can be a catalyst and nobody has to stand alone.

Nicole Henry is based in Miami and has performed in more than 20 countries over 3,500+ career performances. She won the 2013 Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance for her rendition of “Waiting in Vain.” She has released four Top‑10 albums across the US, Japan and the UK, including The Very Thought of You (#7, Billboard Jazz) and Time to Love Again (#4, JazzWeek). Her other honors include HMV Japan’s Best New Jazz Artist, Miami New Times’ Best Solo Musician and BroadwayWorld Miami’s “Vocalist of the Decade.” Miami Beach and Miami‑Dade County have proclaimed four “Nicole Henry Days” for her work and her support of children’s causes.

Before jazz, she started on the dance floor. While she was a student at the University of Miami, a DJ recorded house tracks with her. One of them, “Miracle,” reached #8 on Billboard’s Dance Music Chart in 1998. So Enough Is Enough (No More Fears) is a homecoming for her. She has headlined the Blue Note, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Birdland and the Kravis Center, and has played stages in Tokyo, Madrid, Paris and Shanghai. She also acts, with credits including The Bodyguard musical and Shug Avery in The Color Purple. She sits on the board of Miami Music Project and has served two terms on the Florida Chapter board of the Recording Academy.

Chris Willis grew up in Dayton, Ohio, singing gospel with his family and later touring churches nationwide with The Heritage Singers. A trip to Paris introduced him to a rising house producer named David Guetta. The next day they wrote “Just a Little More Love,” and an era began. Chris is the voice, co‑writer and co‑producer behind Guetta classics including “Love Don’t Let Me Go,” “Love Is Gone,” “Tomorrow Can Wait” and the UK chart‑topper “Gettin’ Over You” (with Fergie and LMFAO). That last song earned him a BMI award. He appears across Guetta’s platinum‑selling albums Guetta Blaster, Pop Life and One Love, and toured with him through Europe, playing to festival crowds of up to 100,000. He has also released solo records, including Premium – Songs from the Love Ship Vol. 1.

What they bring to a stage: two voices that can carry a jazz room or a festival main stage. The set can go from intimate and soulful to a full‑volume house anthem. It suits events where the music has to mean something.

• PR Newswire (Aug 14, 2026): release announcement for “Enough Is Enough (No More Fears),” set for August 28, 2026. It frames the single as a modern take on the Summer/Streisand disco classic, carrying a message of courage, inclusion and unity. (I found this only through a syndicated translation. Please send the English PR Newswire link.)
• DJ pool servicing: the single is circulating to DJs via Mass Pool (Oct 7, 2026 update) at 127 BPM, meaning it is reaching club and mix DJs.
• Campaign site and media kit: enoughisenoughnmf.com. Bios, campaign assets and press hooks are available on request via the contact below.
• Nicole Henry press (individual): praised by The New York Times, Billboard, Miami Herald, JazzTimes, Wall Street Journal and Essence. Her own press kit is at nicolehenry.com/epk.
• Chris Willis press (individual): his EPK is at chriswillismusic.com/chris‑willis‑epk.