MYRON BUTLER - WORSHIP
As the founder and creative force behind the ensemble Myron Butler & Levi, Myron Butler developed a reputation as an artist unafraid to push the creative envelope in a marketplace defined by tradition. Best known for their dynamic stage presence and energetic hits, including "Set Me Free" and "Stronger," the group established a loyal audience and quickly carved a niche among the most celebrated vocal ensembles of the last decade.
HIGH SOCIETY COLLECTIVE - Circa MMXI: The Collective
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HiSoc is a collective of individuals (
Swoope, JR, Sho Baraka and Suzy Rock)who share a common desire to create music, literature, videos, graphic designs and fashion that is both excellent and culture shaping. The essence of this collective is indeed counter-cultural. We enter the game with our own set of standards that will not be changed by the industry. One defining element is the biblical worldview that drives our very existence and streams through our art.
SONDAY - SELF TITLED
Oklahoma sweethearts, Erika, Amber and Krystal aka Sonday represent a fresh sound in Urban Contemporary Gospel Music. These remarkably skilled artists display their talent and business savvy via Route 4 Entertainment, a subsidiary of Aleilyn, LLC, a limited liability corporation they developed in order to properly demonstrate their spiritual integrity, family values and work ethics.
THEORY HAZIT - THR3E
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Theory Hazit is a Hip Hop artist - born and raised in Winchester Kentucky with the support of his granny, an aunt and 2 uncles. He always had a vivid imagination, enjoying cartoons more then music videos. He grew up with a love for dancing like Big Daddy Kane, New Edition, Kid 'n' Play and others. When asked about how he fell in love with music - Theory (who is usually a man of few words) offers a full story.
BRIAN COURTNEY WILSON - SO PROUD
The CD cover of So Proud, the highly-anticipated new project from gospel sensation Brian Courtney Wilson, features a picture of Wilson as a baby wearing headphones. For Wilson, that serves as a reminder of both the theme of his album and the driving force of his career. "Before my mom and dad knew I was going to be a singer, God had given them a promise to nurture into the person that I am today," he says. "We are all given some promise, some vision for our future that we have to nurture, endure hard times for, and always believe in."
Jor'Dan Armstrong
