Mavado and Wyclef's 'Hold On' will officially be released on iTunes today and all proceeds will go towards the Haitian relief.

The video for the song has been getting airplay on MTV, VH1 and BET. The version of the song is not the original which was done in September. Instead, Wyclef changed some of his lines after the devastating 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti three weeks ago. In a previous interview with The STAR,Mavado said: "We did the song not really for the Haiti thing, we did it for someone that lost a friend and then this happen with Haiti. Mi feel even more greater inna myself fi know seh dem a use di song fi deal wid Haiti."

Yesterday, Mavado, who is on tour in Canada, said he was happy about his and Wyclef's decision to donate the funds to charity. He said: "Right now, we're supporting Clef in everything he's doing in trying to raise money for Haiti. This is the least we can do."

According to Mavado's manager, Julian Jones-Griffith, he expects the song to do well sales-wise on iTunes. He said: "The song is getting a lot of attention. People like the song originally, so with the addition of the proceeds going to charity, we expect it to get a lot of support."