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Sunday Edition Records Tracks For New
Hymns And Worship Project
Sunday
Edition, one of Nashville’s favorite groups, is in the beginning stages
of recording a brand new album. Tracking is currently being done for the
new project – which will be a piano-only hymns and worship album.
Tracks for the new album, tentatively titled Sunday Worship, are being
recorded by Bobby McAllister for Salem Sound in Salem, North Carolina.
Sunday Worship is being produced by group members Chris Unthank and Deon
Unthank.
Chris Unthank said, “We are continually singing in many different kinds
of churches. Some churches want worship music, while others love
Southern Gospel. We are hoping to reach a broader audience by providing
music that everyone loves – whether its worship music or hymns and
Southern Gospel.”
Sunday Worship will feature five hymns and five worship songs in a
stripped-down, piano-only setting. The album will also include one
full-band recording, “Love Song”, which was written by up and coming
songwriter and worship leader Leah Lowrance. The track features the
Turning Point Assembly of God worship band and was produced and
engineered by Aaron Minick.
“All of these songs were hand-picked by the group,” mentioned Deon
Unthank. “These are songs that we love and worship with every week in
our own home churches. We can’t wait to start utilizing these songs in
our services and concerts.”
Songs included on Sunday Worship are “Amazing Grace (My Chains Are
Gone)”, “Blessed Assurance”, “Friend of God”, “I Never Shall Forget the
Day”, “I Will Follow/Precious Lord”, “Indescribable”, “Love Song”, “Made
Me Glad”, “The Old Rugged Cross”, “What a Day That Will Be”, and “Who
Can Satisfy?”.
Vocals for the new recording will be recorded at Square One Studio in
Franklin, Tennessee in September. Sunday Worship has a tentative release
date of late October or early November.
Sunday Edition is currently looking for songs for their upcoming
mainline release. That new album will begin production in early 2009.
Sunday Edition has seen much success at Southern Gospel radio with their
last single – “Naaman”. The song has charted on all the major industry
charts. “Naaman”, which was penned by Paula Stefanovich, is the fourth
single from Sunday Edition’s critically acclaimed release Absolutely
Free. All four singles from the album (“He Keeps Lifting”, “Call On
Jesus”, “Big God”, and “Naaman”) have charted on various industry
charts. “Naaman” was pushed to radio through DJ Man Promotions, Rhonda
Thompson Promotions, and most recently the Rick Hendrix Company.
Sunday Edition’s new single, “Absolutely Free”, is poised to hit radio
this month. The song, written by Daryl K. Williams, will be promoted to
Southern Gospel radio exclusively through the Rick Hendrix Company.
For information on how to book Sunday Edition, visit Jackson Management
Agency’s website,
http://www.jacksonmanagementagency.com.
Sunday Edition’s MySpace can be found at
http://myspace.com/thesundayedition/. Fans can visit Sunday
Edition’s Shoutlife at
http://www.shoutlife.com/sundayedition/.
Stutzman Family
Complete Vocal Tracks

The Stutzman Family has just
finished vocal production on their new project. The latest CD, produced
by Donna Beauvais, was recorded at Daywind Studios in Hendersonville,
TN. “We are so excited about this new project,” says Ryan Stutzman of
The Stutzman Family. “God has really blessed us with some wonderful
songs from great writers. We had been looking for over a year for just
the right songs and God sent them right on time. They speak to us and we
know that God will use them to bless others.”
The new project is expected
to be released sometime in September and includes songs by some of
gospels best writers like: Dianne Wilkinson, Twila LaBar, Sue Smith,
Rebecca Peck and Joel Lindsey to name a few. Their first single from the
new project, “The Story of My Life”, will be released on Spin-N-Motion’s
September compilation. DJ’s can get the single early by contacting The
Stutzman Family thru their web site at
www.thestutzmanfamily.com
Eighth Day In Studio
Tracking For New Album
Southern
Gospel trio Eighth Day spent last week in the studio recording tracks
for the group’s upcoming new studio release.
The as-of-yet untitled project is being produced by Monty Lane Allen.
Mark Capps is serving as engineer for the new recording. Tracks were
recorded at The Soundshop in Nashville, Tennessee.
The new recording features some of Nashville’s top studio players –
including Kevin Grantt, Gary “Bud” Smith, Mike Sever, Robert Arthur, and
Seth Rausch.
Scott Robinson of Eighth Day said, “We are so excited to begin work on
this new recording. We have chosen some really fantastic songs, and we
can’t wait to start using them at our concerts and services.”
Eighth Day has chosen songs from respected songwriters like Monty Allen
Lane, Robert Arthur, Christie Gilliam Capps, Jeff Bates, and group
member Scott Robinson.
“This is going to be our best record to date,” mentioned Joni Robinson
of Eighth Day. “Getting to record a new record is always an exciting
time for our group! We can’t wait to be able to let people hear these
songs!”
The group is recording vocals this week. More information on the new
recording will be released shortly.
Eighth Day recently scored their first Top 20 hit. Their current single,
“Rolled Away Stone”, will sit at #18 on the upcoming September 2008
issue of the Singing News Top 80 chart.
“Rolled Away Stone” is the latest from a string of hits from the group’s
last release, Headin’ Home. All four previous singles released from that
critically acclaimed project have broken the Top 40 on the Singing News
Magazine’s Top 80 chart, the industry’s most recognized chart.
Eighth Day encourages everyone who is attending the National Quartet
Convention next month to visit them at booth #1128-1130. The group will
be participating in Monday’s Featured Artist Showcase from 1:00 to 4:00
p.m. in East Hall A-B in the Kentucky Fair & Expo Center. The group will
also be featured on the Southern Spin Entertainment Showcase on Thursday
from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. in the Canterbury Room of the Executive Inn.
More information on Eighth Day can be found at
http://www.eighthdaymusic.com
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