The story centers around three music videos that when played together tell one story of a young couple struggling with their relationship.

“Another Last Chance” begins with “You Can’t Drink ‘Em All,” a track from Dean’s Country Country album, which was released recently by Lamon.   Then, Dean’s current radio single “Me and George Strait” picks up the storyline which leads to the final song “Holding On To Something” before the conclusion of the story.

“We wanted to create something that was new for country music,” says Dave Moody, producer of Dean’s music and President of Lamon Records, the 50 year old premier indie label based in Nashville.

“Bobby’s always game to push the envelope for his music and “Another Last Chance” is a great example.”

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Since her early childhood, Stephanie always had a love for music. As a student, she enjoyed playing in the school’s orchestra and marching band. However, her true devotion was singing and performing in the school chorus.

Early on, Stephanie was inspired by the music of Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn.  But, her inspiration didn’t stop there.

Stephanie recalls, “As my understanding and respect for music grew, so did the list of musicians whose work would further inspire me.”

That list included some of the biggest country female vocalists on the circuit, including Martina McBride, Faith Hill, and Trisha Yearwood.  Additionally, classic rockers such as Fleetwood Mac and Eric Clapton helped broaden her overall appreciation of music.

Williams’ brand new project for Lamon, was produced by Grammy nominated and Dove Award winning producer Dave Moody.

“Stephanie has the whole package,” explained Moody, producer/president of Lamon Records Nashville, a while back when he first signed Williams.  “We’re honored to be working with such a gifted performer and vocalist.”

“I’ve always dreamed of ‘making it big’”, says Stephanie.  With her strong voice and determined will, Stephanie is proving to be one of the biggest and brightest new performers in Country Music today.

For more information, contact Lamon Records 615.379.2121.

The Keystone High School student has gained a lot of attention since her debut EP “Where Will I Fit In?” was released last fall. Her first single Telling You gained worldwide radio airplay and the music video garnered hundreds of thousands of views across a multitude of outlets. She was recently featured on Inside Music Row (a syndicated music program originating from Nashville), Yahoo! Music, Y’all Wire, Music Choice and many others.

The young Stewart recently described her music in five words or less as “lyrical heartfelt country music melodies.” Producer Dave Moody agrees. “Courtney has a realness about her music that rings true to the listener. She’s writing songs about her everyday experiences… things she sees and knows as a young lady growing up in today’s world… which makes her music very interesting.”

The new single is Stewart’s favorite from the EP music collection.  As she explained in a recent hometown news article, “For All The World To See is my absolute favorite song on my album. I had written this song three days before I was set to record. I remember emailing my producer and telling him that I had a new song that we needed to add. When we arrived in Nashville, we met and I played the song for him. He loved it, so we ended up knocking a song out and putting For All The World To See in its place.”

Stewart will be in Nashville in early April to film her new music video. “I can’t wait,” says Stewart.  ”We’re all so excited about this new single and video.”

For more information, visit Lamon Records or contact Donna Botts, Director of Media Relations/Promotions at 615.379.2121, x104

New Music Weekly

Named “Male Country Breakthrough Artist of the Year,” the award culminates a year of accomplishments and successes for the singing truck-driver from Kent, Washington (near Seattle).  From his first 2011 chart single “Hank on the Radio” to the follow up singles “Rebound” and “White Lightning or Pink Champagne,” which recently broke the Top 80 on Nashville’s industry leading secondary radio chart Music Row, radio programmers and DJs across the country and around the world have responded to Bobby Dean’s traditional, country sound.

The winners of the NMW Awards were based on votes from special polling data at radio stations, programmers, industry executives, as well as music fans online. In addition to major and independent artists, the Awards also honor record labels, radio stations, programmers and industry professionals.

Check out the brand new CD from Bobby Dean entitled Country Country, available at iTunes, Amazon and other fine record outlets.  Bobby’s new single “Me and George Strait” will ship to radio on April 9th.

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Full list of Country Winners:

COUNTRY 
Country Single of the Year
“Honey Bee” – Blake Shelton

Country Male Artist of the Year
Blake Shelton

Country Female Artist of the Year
Miranda Lambert

Country Group/Duo of the Year
Band Perry

Best New Country Artist
Erica Nicole

Best New Country Group/Duo
Taylor Made

Country Breakthrough Artist of the Year
Kelly Parkes
Bobby Dean

Country Radio Station of the Year
KALH (La Luz, NM)

Country PD of the Year
Chris Diestler/KQBA

Country MD of the Year
James Pond/KFGE

Country Promotion Person/Company of the Year
Tom McBee & Associates

Country Record Label of the Year
Curb

Produced by Grammy nominated and Dove Award winning producer Dave Moody, the album was recorded by the Academy of Country Music’s “Engineer of the Year” Steve Marcantonio at Sound Emporium in Nashville.   Among the collection is the Winfred “Blue” Lovett penned 1976 Pop and R&B number one classic Kiss and Say Goodbye, originally recorded by the Manhattans.

“When Josh and his wife Juanita approached me about recording this tune as a country single, I thought ‘Wow – what a great idea,” says producer Moody.  ”It is so right for today’s market.”

Josh Housewright lives in Kingsport, TN where he and his wife work opposite shifts at Eastman Chemical plant while raising three children.  After winning “Tri-Cities Idol,” a local contest sponsored by radio stations and businesses from the large surrounding areas of Johnson City, Bristol and Kingsport, TN, his wife and friends encouraged him to live out his dream of recording in Nashville.  After a few phone calls, emails and trips to Nashville to sing in local karaoke bars, he got the opportunity to sing for Moody.

“I knew Josh had to be a good vocalist to have won “idol” in that part of Tennessee,” recalls Moody.  ”And he impressed me with the strength and range of his voice.”

The first radio single and video “Kiss and Say Goodbye” will be released in April.  For more information, visit Lamon Records.

Folks in the Tri-Cities area can come out to Stateline Bar in Bristol on March 14th for the filming of Josh’s music video.

Produced by Grammy nominated producer and label president Dave Moody, and engineered and mixed by Academy of Country Music Award winning engineer Steve Marcantonio at the legendary Sound Emporium in Nashville, Country Country has all the right elements to feed the appetite of today’s traditional country music lover.

“We had a ball making this record,” says producer Dave Moody.  ”We set out to create an album that showcased Bobby’s authentic country voice by surrounding him with some of the best musicians who have recorded the biggest country hits from Music City.  And the fun we had creating each of the tracks is evident throughout the music collection.”

From Bobby’s current Top 10 rockin’ country two-step single White Lightning or Pink Champagne to the southwestern feel and reflective lyrics of Me and George Strait and This Long Country Road, there’s something here for every country music lover’s taste.

From his home near Seattle, Washington where he owns and operates a successful trucking business, Bobby Dean says he’s happy just “living the dream.”

“I’ve always loved singing country music,” reflects Bobby Dean.  ”I’m just so grateful to Lamon Records for letting me live my dream.  It’s been an amazing journey so far and I’m grateful for all the support the fans and country radio have giving me and our music.”

Dave Moody adds “Watch for some out of the box music video pieces coming soon for this music collection.  Bobby is an artist who wants to push the envelope and we hope to reach a broader audience with this new CD release.”

Country Country is available at iTunes, Amazon and hundreds of other sites as well as on CD from the Lamon Records web store.  The physical CD actually features two bonus tracks of Bobby’s first chart singles (Hank on the Radio and Rebound) not found on the digital release version.

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The collection which features two original songs by the artist was produced in Nashville, TN by Grammy nominated and Dove Award winning producer Dave Moody.  Steve Marcantonio (Taylor Swift, The Band Perry, Natalie Grant) engineered the tracks at the Sound Emporium. Vocals were recorded at Quad Recording Studios in Nashville.

“Christy has a wonderful spirit and love for life which comes through her music,” says Moody.  ”She has a real passion for reaching her audience through the songs she sings and writes.”

Watch for this talented new artist, her EP Love’s Sweet Salvation and her moving radio single and music video entitled “He Won’t Let Go.”   For more information, visit Lamon Records online or the artist’s site at Christy Barber Music.

More about the Artist:  Christy Barber was raised in Syracuse, NY with both her parents and two older brothers. Her parents were both musicians so it was easy for her to get into music. Before she was 5 she was in love with singing. Her brothers used to beg her parents to make her stop singing when they were in the car. Christy was in school musicals and choirs all through her school years.

One memory she recalls is singing on Christmas Eve in her church at 10 years old.  “I sang Amy Grant’s ‘Emmanuel’” recalls Christy.  I will always remember how I wasn’t nervous at all. I couldn’t wait to get up there and sing. It was a turning point for me. I fell in love with performing and singing.”

Since then she has sung in numerous musicals and plays at college. She worked as a soloist at Camp of the Woods for 4 summers. She also toured to Europe with the Continental Singers. Most recently, you can find her singing in an acoustic duo where she lives, and giving back as she sings in nursing homes as part of her ministry.

Christy was signed by Lamon Records the summer of 2011 at the Gideon Film Festival.  “It was a dream come true for me,” recalls Christy.  Having Dave Moody come up to me and offer to sign me as an artist just blew me away.”

Christy credits her Saviour Jesus, for all her gifts. Without Him, she would not have anything to write or the ability to sing. Her relationship with him, all the peaks and valleys, have given her so much to write about. She went through a really deep valley in 2002. Her life was shaken really hard as well as her faith. Going through that fire, gave her a new relationship with God and a passion for sharing her story and giving hope to those that are hurting or feel rejected.

“I hope that my music can reach those who need to hear it the most,” reflects Christy. “People who feel rejected that no one cares. I am here to share that there is someone so awesome who cares. He is “Love’s Sweet Salvation!”

Winner of the 2011 Music Artist Talent Search and Songwriter Competition at the nationally known Gideon Media Arts Conference and Film Festival, producer Dave Moody and Lamon Records soon signed Erin to a recording and publishing contract. The result is this powerful debut music collection.

Tracks include the title cut, Without the Dark, Words, Away, and Hope for the Broken, the song she entered and performed in both the Artist and Songwriter competition at the Gideon.

“I hope listeners are inspired to push through hard times in their lives,” says Erin about her upcoming EP. “I want to give people hope and make sure they know there is somewhere to turn when they are stuck and lonely.”

About her young music career, Erin adds “I’m pursuing what I love and trying my best to use my gifts in the ways that God wants me to use them. I just want to pour myself out to my greatest potential.”

For more information, please visit us on the web at www.lamonrecords.com and www.erinjamieson.com or call Lamon Records Nashville at 615.379.2121. The 2012 Gideon Music Artist Talent Search and Songwriter Competition is now open for entries.  Visit www.lamonrecords.com/gideon or www.gideonfilmfestival.com for details.

Bobby Dean, who’s first three singles on Lamon Records climbed the New Music Weekly Country Charts in 2011, has received two nominations.  He is nominated for Male Artist of the Year and Breakthrough Artist of the Year by readers and radio station professionals that report to the Los Angeles based music trade magazine.

Bobby’s singles Hank On The Radio and Rebound were both Top 10 singles in 2011, while his current single White Lightning Or Pink Champagne  continues to climb the charts. Other nominees include Blake Shelton, Justin Moore, Luke Bryan, and Mark Wills.  Watch for Bobby’s new album Country Country which will be released February 21st.

Lamon Records’ New Music Weekly Award nomination comes in the Country Record Label of the Year category.  The Nashville-based premier indie label is celebrating fifty years in the music industry (1962-2012). Other record label nominees include Curb Records, EMI, Warner Brothers, and RCA.  Headed by Grammy nominated and Dove Award winning producer, artist, and songwriter Dave Moody, the label released chart singles by Kathryn Scheldt, Kimberly Patrick, Courtney Stewart and Zach Perkins which were all tracked by NMW in 2011.

“We truly appreciate the support and encouragement from radio and music industry professionals who voted.  And we’re so happy for Bobby and our label” says Moody.  ”To be nominated along side such a distinguished list of artists and labels is truly an honor.”

More more information, please visit Lamon Records or call 615.379.2121.