Posts Tagged 'Stellar Award'

Rev. Dr. Emory Andrews & The Oxon Hill High School Choir, Gets Set For Online Listening Party

No comments 10 November 2011 Under: Black Gospel News

Dr. Emory Andrews

Dr. Emory Andrews

(Washington, D.C.) - November 9, 2011 - Rev. Dr. Emory Andrews & The Oxon Hill High School Choir were thrilled after their 2010 win for Children’s CD of the Year. The world-renowned choir, known for their impeccable vocals and moving performances, are students of the music department of Prince George’s County’s Oxon Hill Science and Technology High School in Oxon Hill, MD. The singing aggregation recently released their third project. The self-titled release includes the lead single, “The Storm Is Passing Over”, featuring the saxophone talents of GRAMMY Award Nominee Gerald Albright. Fans of the group will be able to hear cuts from the album during an online listening party on CJBRadio.com on Monday, November 14, 2011 at 4PM EST. Rev. Dr. Emory Andrews, the founder of the group, will be interviewed by CJBRadio.com’s own Kevin James as well. To tune in to the Online Listening Party, log on to www.CJBRadio.com.

In addition to a breathtaking rendition of “The Storm Is Passing Over”, the new project features songs like a gospel-ized “America”, the beautiful “Bless The Name of Jesus”, and an acapella rendition of “You Can’t Make Me Doubt Him”. Listeners will enjoy the contemporary flair of “Spiritual Warfare”, the declarative sounds of “I’m Blessed” and the captivating rhythms of “The Solid Rock”. The project contains beautiful worship ballads like the mesmerizing “More Than Enough” and the God-directed “Hear My Prayer”. Released on Stellar Award winner Phillip Carter’s Sounds of Victory label, the 14-track project is an inspiring collection of music flowing from one great song to the next.
The choir is headed by the renowned Rev. Dr. Emory Andrews, the Director of the Vocal Music Department and Choirs at Oxon Hill Science and Technology High School. Educated at Florida A&M University (FAMU), Florida State University and National -Louis University, he’s taught at FAMU, Bowie State University and University of the District of Columbia. The choir of approximately 50 voices has performed all over Prince George’s County, Maryland, and the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. The renowned group has also traveled the world including Central America, Italy and Nassau, Bahamas. For more information about the Oxon Hill High School Choir, log on to www.emoryandrews.com.

Kima Charysse Nominated For Two Rhythm of Gospel Awards

No comments 22 October 2011 Under: Black Gospel News


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

ATLANTA (October 20, 2011) – Rising Gospel recording artist, Kima Charysse, has been nominated for two Rhythm of Gospel Awards for ‘Rhythm of Gospel Song for the Year’ and ‘Urban Contemporary Female Artist’, for her hit debut single, ‘Jesus Will’. Winners will be announced at the 4th Annual Rhythm of Gospel Awards on July 28, 2012.

“I’m just in awe of what God is doing in my life. Receiving two nominations from the Rhythm of Gospel Awards is an example of how good God truly is when we are obedient to his word,” says Kima Charysse. “I’m thankful that the Lord is using me to minister to the world, and more importantly, I’m happy that I’m able to sing to my God,” she continues. Online voting begins November 1, 2011 through March 1, 2012; to vote log on to www.therhythmofgospelawards.com.

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Experience the Gospel Like Never Before!

No comments 28 April 2011 Under: Black Gospel News


David M. Wallace & Total Prayze Entertainment Group, LLC proudly presents “Judah Praise Experience.”

The 1st annual Judah Praise Experience is set to change the face of the Gospel music industry. This event is the premier showcase for the talent and creativity of Gospel artists, directors, designers, models, performers and more.

The main theme of the event is taken from Psalm 139:14 - “for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” One of the goals of this event is also to promote New York City/Long Island as a major Gospel music & entertainment center.

The event is hosted by industry leaders David M. Wallace & Sarita Smiley.

This Gospel Music & Entertainment Extravaganza will be held at Calvary Tabernacle on May 14th in Hempstead, NY at 7:30 pm. This one-day conference is a prelude to a larger one scheduled for next year.
Special Guest: Stellar Award winning film & video director Darryl D. Lassiter and former pro basketball player, current motivational speaker, minister and author Dr. Valerie Martin-Stewart. Sponsors: God Given & GETV.

BE A PART OF THE EXPERIENCE! visit http://www.totalprayze.com/judah
for tickets visit http://totalprayze.ticketleap.com/judah

FOR MEDIA, GENERAL INQUIRIES, SPONSORSHIP AND INVESTOR INFO
contact dve@totalprayze.com

Praise & Worship Icon Martha Munizzi Drops New Release, “Make It Loud”

No comments 28 April 2011 Under: Black Gospel News

Martha Munizzi Make It Loud

Martha Munizzi Make It Loud

(Orlando, FL) - April 26, 2011 - Martha Munizzi, one of gospel music’s most endearing worshipers, has released her highly-anticipated CD, Make It Loud. A clarion call for God’s people to share their faith with boldness, Make It Loud is the artist’s 6th live recording. The GRAMMY Nominee and Dove and Stellar Award winner is known for her passionate praise and her unique ability to touch believers of all races. Recognized as the top-selling independent artist in gospel music and a top Billboard-charting artist, Munizzi’s Make It Loud is already being touted as the worship leader’s best yet. The new project features the talents of William McDowell, Michael Gungor, Jonathan Stockstill, Lori Morrison, Daniel Eric Groves and the debut of Danielle Munizzi, daughter of Martha and Dan Munizzi.

“Excellent”, the lead single, is a rousing and hyperactive cut about the awesomeness of God. Destined to be sung by praise teams in churches nationwide, it’s the perfect song to give God radical praise. The dynamic horn section and superior musicianship is eclipsed only by the anointed vocals of Martha and her background singers. Other memorable cuts include the jaw-dropping title cut, a clever mix of rock and pop, and the infectious, declarative “My God Is A Big God” featuring William McDowell and Jeff Smith. Fellow worshiper Jonathan Stockstill contributes on the worshipful, “No One Higher” and to the sweet sounds of “I Know That You Love Me”, also highlighting vocals of Christian artist Michael Gungor. Danielle Munizzi, a worshiper in her own right, writes and sings the beautiful “Your Love Oh God” while Daniel Eric Groves co-writes (along with Martha) the reflective ballad “Fill Me”. “Until”, another amazing cut, with its jazzy elements and impeccable harmonies, closes out the 12-track musical masterpiece.

Martha says about Make It Loud, her first self-produced CD, “This CD is about being bold in our faith. But not just by declaring it, but living it. Whether it’s loving or giving or restoring or worshiping, let’s do it with some fervor and passion - like we never have before. Let’s be more intentional in what we do. Let’s have our lives purposely make a statement of faith to change the hearts and the minds of this culture.”

Upcoming Appearances:

4/26 (Release Day) Taping: Trinity Broadcast Network (KDTX TV-58, 2823 W. Irving Blvd., Irving, TX - 972-313-1333)

4/26 Taping: DayStar’s Celebration - Dallas, TX

4/27 - 7PM Calvary Church (4401 N Hwy 161, Irving, TX - 972-261-1919)

4/30 - 7PM Coppin State University (PEC College Arena, 2500 West North Avenue
Baltimore, MD - 410-521-4783)

5/1 Jericho City of Praise (8501 Jericho City, Landover, MD)
8AM, 11AM, 4:30PM (Full Concert)

5/7-8 Trinity Church (655 NW 125th St., N. Miami, FL - 305-685-8577)

5/14 - 8PM Potter’s House Church (7051 Pershing Avenue, Orlando, FL - 407.736.8701)

5/21 - 12PM New Direction Christian Church (6120 Winchester Road, Memphis, TN - 901-333-6812)

5/22 - 10AM Cathedral of Praise Assemblies of God (8200 Macon Road, Cordova, TN - 901-755-1540)

5/30 - 6/4 Cruise with A Cause (Port of Miami - Destination: Jamaica)

For more information about Martha Munizzi, log on to www.marthamunizzi.com

Tyscot Records’ Artist Lucinda Moore Wins First Ever Stellar Award as Traditional Vocalist of the Year

No comments 28 January 2011 Under: Black Gospel News


Singer Makes First Appearance On BET’s Bobby Jones Gospel, Sunday, February 6, 2011 @ 9:00 AM EST

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Nashville, TN — In a year of dramatic firsts, Gospel star Lucinda Moore continues to break new ground in her career and open doors for her current CD, `Blessed Broken & Given’ (Tyscot Records). The singer has won the first Stellar Award (the gospel music industry’s answer to the Grammy) of her two-decade career at the 26th Annual Stellar Award ceremony that took place at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. In an upset vote, Moore beat out gospel legends Shirley Caesar and Vanessa Bell Armstrong, alongside newcomer Fredericka Faison, for the coveted honor.

“I‘m floored and in utter disbelief,” Moore confesses as she ponders this new accolade. “I worked non-stop and fought every obstacle to get here. Now, God has rewarded the hard work I’ve done through the years. I’m so thankful to all of the staff at Tyscot Records, my co-producer Jojo Hill, and my past co-producer Vashawn Mitchell for making me sound great.”

Moore is one of the few women in gospel music who actually has a hand in producing her albums. The 20-year music veteran is best known for her 2006 Top 20 breakthrough smash, “Pressure Into Praise” that she wrote and co-produced with Vashawn Mitchell. However, her latest single “The Fire Baptized Medley” that she co-produced with JoJo Hill, is currently one of the Top 100 most played gospel songs in the country according to Nielsen BDS that monitors radio airplay for Billboard magazine. She performs the song Sunday, February 6, 2011 @ 9 a.m. EST on Black Entertainment Television’s (BET) longest running program, “Bobby Jones Gospel.” It’s her first appearance on the show and this episode will also feature performances from Donald Lawrence and Dewayne Woods.

A mother of three boys, Moore splits her time between her native Connecticut and North Carolina where she moved to care for her now deceased grandmother. It’s bittersweet time for Moore who went through the dissolution of her mentally abusive marriage as she prepared the `Blessed Broken & Given’ CD. “Emotionally I was a wreck,” she says as she ponders the songs she wrote to encourage others. “I’m doing it to help other people come out of what they are coming out of,” she explains. “You don’t have to be unhappy and sit in abuse… This is the happiest time of my adult life.” Visit www.lucindamoore.com or www.tyscot.com for more information.

For Publicity Interviews contact: Tracy Y. Williamson at twilliamson@tyscot.com

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