Mister Goodfaith

Docteur Rocker

Doctor by day, accomplished musician and passionate songwriter by night, Fabien, aka Mister Goodfaith, combines his two lives by giving it all to each one.

A one of a kind out there in a musical landscape full of carbon copies, Mister Goodfaith walks boldly walks between studio and stage with a over abundance of talent and personality separating him from the rest.

His haunting melodies caress and heal the soul with the same dedication and commitment that goes into treating a bruised body in his medical practice.

In his travels along the road, Fabien met sound engineer Emmanuel Feyrabend, an iconoclastic and eclectic music producer with over 15 years of success.

From this fateful meeting and a mutual love of musical styles and work ethic, a friendship was born that eventually lead to a professional partnership and new album for Mister Goodfaith.

Follow us on this new road of discovery, experience the new history of this Genetically Modified Doctor of Song.

The journey will take you from his home studio, to the studio cabins Parisian (Twin & Omega), with some stops in the backrooms of cafes concerts to festival stages along the way.

This road show shines a spotlight on Mister Goodfaith's journey, and the crazy inspiration that life on the road provided for creating his new album.

Witness this testimony of this musical--and not at all typical--life!
Experience the musical process, the give and take of two independent artists. It's a unique story of music and art that we so often dismiss in our far too sanitized world.
With Mister Goodfaith, life and music will get real.

Why not come along?

The Original "Electric Boogie" (also known as the "Electric Slide") is a dance song performed by Marcia Griffiths. It is strongly associated with the "Electric Slide" line dance. "Electric Boogie" was released in 1982 and reached number 51 on the US Billboard Hot 100. It was written[1] and originally recorded in 1976 with Bunny Wailer.[2]
Griffiths' version was actually a hit in 1983 when it was first released, but reached its highest Billboard chart position of 51 in The Hot 100 in 1990, and has since become a celebratory staple. The song is very popular in the US at weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and other special occasions.
The Original song was written by Neville O'Riley Livingston O.J. (born 10 April 1947), better known as Bunny Wailer, and also as Bunny Livingston and affectionately as Jah B,[1] is a Jamaican singer songwriter and percussionist and was an original member of reggae group The Wailers along with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. A three-time Grammy award winner, he is considered one of the longtime standard-bearers of reggae music.

This version of “Electric Boogie” is sung partially in English and partially in Spanish, “Spanglish” and therefore has been renamed “Electric Boogie Spanglish”. The dance that was developed for this new song is an 18 Count dance.
The Electric Boogie Spanglish is a special song for the Electric Slide, the first song in history to be made specifically for the Electric Slide- 18 count version! Featuring Rachel Rodriguez, Tim Heidelberg, Hillbilly Rick, and Ronnie Beard!

Website: https://www.thesliders.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSliderscom-248506292252201
Itunes: https://itun.es/us/VwFuhb

Label: Hillbilly Rick Music

ISRC: USCGH1726115

Songwriters: Neville O’Riley Livingston

Publisher: BMG Platinum Songs – OBO Solomovie Music Ltd

www.marcumstewart.com - This upbeat and catchy original song written by Stewart, Zac Wrixon, and Keith Burns, is the Nashville based multi-instrumentalist’s first single from Battle Lines, his second full-length in three years on Otter Rapids Music. The video was directed by Dustin Kirkendall at PopGun Entertainment.

Originally from Huntington, WV, Marcum Stewart started playing piano at the early age of 4, began writing songs at the age of 12, and taught himself how to play Guitar at age 15, then bass and drums. He was in several bands before moving to Nashville, including one in Huntington with well-known Nashville songwriter/artist Rick Huckaby called Southern Knights.

Most recently Marcum was part of the country duo Acklen Park with Andrea Villarreal. The duo had chart success with their song “Great American Song” which peaked at #47. Marcum has also had four songs ("Great American Song", "Me Before You", "Put It In Drive" and "Little By Little") featured in the first season of CW's TV show "Hart of Dixie". He also has an alternative version "Great American Song" called "Our American Song" featured in the 2013 movie "Storm Rider".

Always focused on his songwriting career, Marcum signed with Dan Hodges Music, LLC in August of 2012. Since being with DHM, he has had several Independent cuts and major holds. Each year he strives to get better as a writer and hopes to have more cuts under his belt and ultimately major cuts that can lead to Top 30 hits some day.

To the present day, Marcum released his first full length album called "Put It In Drive" in 2014. He had his first ever #1 single as an artist in the UK for his song "Me Before You" (check out the "Press" page for details on that. He has had 7 placements with the TV show "Hart of Dixie" (both Season 1 & Season 4), and placements in the movies "Storm Rider", "On The Wing", & "Pitching Faith and Catching Love". He also won the IMEA Country Song of the Year award in 2015 for his song "Me Before You". Now he is set to release his latest album called "Battle Lines" on March 10, 2017.

Website: https://www.marcumstewart.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Marcum-stewart-singersongwriter-105523156152120
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/marcumstewart
Itunes:

Label: Otter Rapids Music

ISRC: QM9A91652919
Song IPI# SESAC# 838261

Songwriters: Marcum Stewart / Zac Wrixon / Keith Burns

Publisher: Otter Rapids Music / DHM Songs / Hodges North / Rainy Graham Publishing

https://www.timothycraig.com - Timothy Craig was born in Wisconsin and grew up in Ft. Myers, Florida. His passion for music undoubtedly stems from his father, who put himself through college writing songs and fronting a five piece rock and roll band in the 60's. Surrounded by vintage guitars, classic drum kits, and tube amplifiers, Timothy formed his first band The CT2Express. The band played a lot of gigs, though never outside Timothy's living room.

While in college in Gainesville, Florida, inspired by Tom Petty, John Mellencamp, Jimmy Buffett, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Seger. Timothy began writing his own songs. Realizing that the closest music hub was in Nashville, he moved there, put a band together and spent years playing his original music in the clubs and outdoor venues including, opening for Cheap Trick at Nashville's Riverfest. The band also played several shows at the Tennessee State Women's Prison!

In February of 2000, Timothy moved to Los Angeles, put a new band together and sang his songs in all the legendary L.A. clubs like The Whisky a GoGo, The Roxy and Club Lingerie.

The TCB (Timothy Craig Band) also performed between the Hollywood All-Star baseball game and the Anaheim Angels baseball game at the Anaheim Angeles Stadium. In 2002, after landing various acting roles including the role of "Phil Everly" of "The Everly Brothers" on the NBC television series "American Dreams" (2002 & 2003), Timothy joined the Screen Actors Guild (SAG).

In 2009, Timothy and his band were invited to perform in the Star Spangled Celebration in Wisconsin. Other acts in the festival were Gretchen Wilson, Blake Shelton, Kellie Pickler, Jake Owen, Eli Young Band and Kenny Rogers.

Currently, Timothy spends time in Ft. Myers, Los Angeles and Nashville. He is a member of The Recording Academy (The Grammy Awards) and is a Sterling Member of the Country Music Association (CMA). Timothy has participated in the 2007, 2008 ,2009, 2012 and 2013 CMA Music Festivals / Fan Fair. He has released six albums and a University of Florida Gator Fight Song single, called "Not Done Yet".

Website: https://www.timothycraig.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TimothyCraigMusic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/timothycraig360
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/360/id963732495

Label: Ball and Chain Entertainment

ISRC: USCGH0804689
Song IPI# ASCAP 551016078

Songwriters: Timothy Craig / Billy Falcon
Songwriters’ IPI#: ASCAP# 343151986 / BMI# 44649763

Publisher: Timothy Craig Music / Pretty Blue Songs
Publisher IPI#: ASCAP# 127512985 / BMI# 231984364

*Shane recently made his Opry debut and brought Randy Travis out onto the Opry stage.
*Shane's New album, Where I'm Comin' From will be featured on Amazon's, BEST Deals page beginning on 5/18 through 5/31!
*Shane will be performing at Jamboree In the Hills in St. Clairsville, Ohio on 7/14. 100,000 attendees over weekend. Covers OH/PA/WV/VA Markets
*Opened for Mo Pitney at The Nashville Palace on 5/12
*Shane’s previous music video, “Country Never Goes Out of Style” has been viewed over 197,000 times on YouTube.
*Currently on a Radio and Performance tour with Toby Keith’s guitarist, Rich Eckhardt

“Best Traditional Country I have heard in awhile” – Bill Cody, 650 AM WSM
The music business has knocked Shane Owens down, but this tough country boy is back on his feet with a triumphant debut album.

The staunch country traditionalist has survived career setbacks that would have defeated most performers. Instead, he has recorded a group of songs that will make him the most applauded newcomer of the year.

“I think of myself as a crusader for traditional country music,” says the Alabama stylist with the burnished baritone. “A lot of the music that’s on the radio now is not traditional country. They’ve kinda gotten away from that. I’m country, and there ain’t no other way I can be. That’s just what I am and I think the traditional style is coming back around. At some point in time, this younger generation is going to start catching on. You can already see that they are. I see it at my shows.”

The fact that this new project exists is something of a minor miracle. Every other time he tried to make a record, the music industry burned his dream to the ground. Until this year, all his hard work had always seemed to be in vain.

Shane Owens built a following in nightclubs of the Southeast for a decade. Fans flocked to hear his powerfully emotional singing. He opened shows for dozens of major stars, and word from them trickled back to Nashville’s music executives. Inevitably, he was offered a recording contract but, they only offered Owens a deal to make singles, not an album and he gracefully passed on the offer.

A second record label approached him. In 2005, a Shane Owens CD titled Let’s Get On It briefly saw the light of day. Its single, “Bottom of the Fifth,” was a hit in Texas and was halfway up the national charts when the label folded. His album was on the market for less than 100 days. Owens dusted himself off and pushed forward.
Producer James Stroud (Chris Young, Clint Black, etc.) took him under his wing. A second album was recorded and ready for release in 2009 when its record company also went under. This time, Shane Owens was badly bruised.
There was a silver lining in his second album’s demise, however. He was able to maintain ownership of the stellar songs he’d recorded with James Stroud. These now form the basis of his new CD for Amerimonte Records, along with several newly recorded tunes with the also esteemed Ed Seay (Martina McBride, Collin Raye, etc.).

The result is a pluperfect portrait of a proud country traditionalist. There is just one detail in this picture that might seem strange: Although his voice sounds marinated in Jack Daniels, this honky-tonk singer is a straight arrow. “I’ve never smoked, I don’t chew, I don’t do drugs, I don’t drink. I’ve never been in any kind of trouble. I’ve never even had a speeding ticket. Some people don’t get that.” says the outstanding barroom stylist.

On the other hand, maybe things are just right, just the way they are: “I’ve been blessed to be brought up the way I was brought up. And I’ve learned the hard way that you’ve got to be yourself. That’s what’s gonna sell: Me being me. Maybe this whole thing is meant to be, and I’ve been through all of this for a reason, and the third time’s the charm.”

Artist Website: www.shaneowenscountry.com
Artist Facebook: www.facebook.com/shaneowenscountry
Artist Twitter: www.twitter.com/shaneowensctry
Artist YouTube.com: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcIm_jc_pTWRNRtFMZKt2PQ
Artists iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/all-the-beer-in-alabama/id1160298228?i=1160298438

Artist Label: Amerimont Records, LLC

ISRC: USASN1501551
Song IPI# SESAC# 54994622

Songwriters: Shane Owens, Dan Murph, Phillip Douglas
Songwriters’ IPI#: SESAC# 476064049, BMI# 419517157, SESAC# 39444471

Publisher: Oxi Rock Music / 231 South Publishing / Sixteen Stars Music / Curb Songs
Publisher IPI#: SESAC# 476063934 / BMI# 232613992

Facebook: www.facebook.com/singerbaileyjames
Twitter: www.twitter.com/baileyjamesgang
Instagram: www.instagram.com//baileyjamesgang/

Label: Bailey James Music, LLC

ISRC: USTME1750214
Song IPI# ASCAP# 890876360

Songwriters: Bailey James Koehler / Steve O’Brien / Julie Downs
Songwriters’ IPI#: ASCAP# 770971119 / BMI# 39304198 / BMI# 529616336

Publisher: Bailey James Music, LLC / Steve O’Brien Music / Self Published
Publisher IPI#: ASCAP# 780906321 / BMI# 67647051 / Unknown

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sarahdunnband
Twitter: www.twitter.com/sarahdunnband
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/figure-it-out-single/id1202262925
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Figure-It-Out/dp/B01N28GNFW

Label: REZNAM Records

ISRC: TCACX1729880
Song IPI# BMI# 23692085

Songwriters: Sarah Grantham
Songwriters’ IPI#: BMI# 550149014

Publisher: Sarah Grantham Music
Publisher IPI#: BMI# 550149014

http://www.tommysteeleband.com - With a distinctive and immediately identifiable sound, Tommy Steele Band is a blend of influences that brings together the edgy musicianship and rocked-out passion of early Allman Brothers Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd, with the raw, sparse, lyrical sense of Springsteen.
Active in several bands before starting his own in 2006, Steele was used to playing more than his share of shows a year. The 2009 release of his first Nashville produced CD, THE LONG HAUL, brought him national recognition with three hit singles: positive “Watching Love Grow”, the rock guitar-edged, mid-tempo “Forever 17” and the passionate top ten Inspirational crossover Hit ballad, “What Kind of Man Would I Be.” The releases generated multiple radio tours, On-air Television appearances all over the country and produced national and international written features including Country Weekly, Music Row and Magazine of Country Music.
Tommy’s 2012 Music Row top 40 Hit single perfectly reflected the complicated dichotomy of his music. Produced by Nashville’s respected veteran singer songwriter Dave Gibson. “My Side of the Street” put Steele’s emotive voice front and center on this story of a love destined to live only in dreams. The story line with Tommy’s unique style brought a new interpretation of cultural and social divides to the song. The video was added to many television networks across the country.
In 2013 The Ultimate party song “We Ain’t Drunk” Video was released, picked up by many networks and was a hit to more than 50 Million over air and cable TV subscribers and is still in rotation as a mainstay on many networks today.
The Michigan native opened for Big & Rich at his hometown Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan and performed at 3 CMA Music Festival’s in Nashville. He’s toured the country and shared stages with megastars Leann Rimes, Gretchen Wilson, Little Big town, Big & Rich, Blackberry smoke, Dwight Yoakam, and more, he’s also entertained at venues ranging from intimate nightclubs to large festivals.
Tommy carries with him life lessons learned in his youth, and they give instant credence to his down-home manner and strong work ethic. With family roots in Detroit’s auto factories and Georgia’s clay soils, “blue collar” and “country strong” are descriptive terms for this entertainer.
“Family is everything to me, and fatherhood? Well, that’s the reward! I am humbled to create music with a vision but life experiences and my family are my inspirations.”
Website: www.tommysteeleband.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/tommysteeleband
Twitter: www.twitter.com/tommysteeleband
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/tommy-steele-band/id537696132
Label: Triple Creek Records, Inc.

ISRC: US6VH1600031
Song IPI#

Songwriters: James Dean Hicks, Henry Jack Williams, Troy Johnson
Songwriters’ IPI#: BMI#203780000/ASCAP# 86584923/SESAC# 477158716

Publisher: On the Mantle Music / Songs of LGME! / Little Big Time Music
Publisher IPI#: BMI# / SESAC#521102128

Justin Dukes is a 23 year old Nashville recording artist/ SESAC affiliate songwriter from Vidalia, GA. He is 2015 GA Music Awards Country Male Artist of the Year and 2015 Georgia Country Award's Male Artist of the Year. He has been singing and performing since the age of 8. After graduating college at East Georgia State College,he moved to Nashville, TN to pursue his songwriting and recording career.

He has opened for artist such as Vince Gill, Charlie Daniels, Justin Moore, Big & Rich, A Thousand Horses, Montgomery Gentry, Craig Campbell, John Michael Montgomery, Shenandoah, David Nail and Joshua Scott Jones. He has played at the world famous Bluebird Café in Nashville, TN. Justin has a unique voice like no other in country music and his writing ability reaches all ages in the country music genre.

He now is venturing as a solo artist where he continues singing, playing the guitar, and writing music. Justin is in the process of working on his first EP. His singles "Warning Sign" and "Lovin' You" are now available on all digital music outlets. Be sure to check out Justin's social media sites on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reverbnation, and Youtube.

Website: http://www.justindukes.net
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justindukes.music
Twitter: https://twitter.com/dukesjustin
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/warning-sign-ep/id1222199155

Label: Justin Dukes Music

ISRC: TCACW1602560
Song IPI# SESAC# 55036383

Songwriters: Justin Dukes, Daniel Johnson
Songwriters’ IPI#: SESAC# 733061570, BMI# 662403267

Publisher: J.T. Dukes Publishing, Dry County Nights Publishing
Publisher IPI#: SESAC# 733240473, BMI# 833723831

MODERN WEST GOT ITS START when my wife (Christine) encouraged me to reconnect musically with John Coinman.
I wasn’t really sure after all these years how it might work. I wasn’t really sure what to say. But if life has taught me anything it was not be stopped by the question or the unknown. “F… it, what do I have to lose but maybe some of the best times of my life?”
I made the call to Tucson. “John what do you think?” He never hesitated, willing to explore the idea. But it was always more than just an idea for me. It was a feeling that I had been unable to articulate. For a long time now I have felt the need to connect with people in a more meaningful way than just the autograph. I have found myself here and around the world in different situations where the only exchange has been just that…a quick signature on the run usually followed by a “gee, he’s taller than I thought.”
I always thought that music could build a stronger, more personal moment for me. It would create the opportunity for a genuine exchange much greater than the movie, TV interview or magazine. It would be real, full of mistakes and without apology. But most of all there would be the chance to have some fun. The question was, would it work? I thought it could but I wasn’t really sure. I had been out on creative limbs before, and this felt familiar.
I asked John to get some guys together starting with Blair Forward who was in the first and only band I was ever in. John would pick the rest. If we were to play together the majority of our music would have to be our own compositions. What ever else we played would be old favorites of mine. They would come from friends, some famous and some who probably should be. The rest would be from artists that I have enjoyed over the years. If we played it would be Live, Loud and Long. The idea was simple. Don’t stop the party. Everybody understood and everybody went to work.
Teddy Morgan out of Nashville is our lead guitarist and producer.
Larry Cobb from Tucson keeps the beat.
Park Chisolm on vocals and guitar covers all my mistakes and hails from Nashville.
Roddy Chong, Bobby Yang, from Atlanta, and Luke Bulla, from Nashville burn fiddle for us when they aren’t killing it with their own bands.
Website: http://kevincostnermodernwest.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevincostnerandmodernwest
Twitter: https://twitter.com/modernwest
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/love-shine-single/id1237814317

Label: Triple Creek Records, Inc. / Kevin’s Music, LLC

ISRC: USMCU1700001
Song IPI# ASCAP 892936384

Songwriters: Teddy Morgan / Henry Jack Williams
Songwriters’ IPI#: BMI# 182634660 / ASCAP# 86584923

Publisher: Teddy Morgan Music / Songs of LGME!
Publisher IPI#: BMI# 570855136 / ASCAP# 747724903

Shantell Ogden's newest release, "Heroes in your Hometown" is a feel-good summer song that celebrates the everyday heroes in our lives. These women and men make a huge difference in their own homes and communities. They may not be famous but they mean the world to the people they serve.

Artist website: www.shantellogden.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/shansmusic
Facebook: www.facebook.com/shansmusic
EPK: https://youtu.be/9U4CVTbZbs0

Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-road-that-drives-me/id1139587910

Label: Hip Farm Chic Records

ISRC: USBAE1793515
Song IPI# SESAC# 55674561


Songwriters: Shantell Ogden / Bill DiLuigi
Songwriters' IPI#: SESAC# 558070933 / SESAC# 794380208

Song Publishers: Homestead Hits / 888 King Music
Publishers' IPI# SESAC# 777802698 / SESAC# 794380306

http://www.jimmywhitemusic.com - Miserable Man spent multiple weeks at #1 on both the AC40 Hot Hit Chart as well as the Christian Top 40 Hit Chart. It also reached the Top 15 spot on the FMQB chart in early 2017.

The single is based on Paul’s letter to the Romans, passages between 7:10 - 25,

Where the song comes from:

As with so many people in this world, White has battled depression at several points in his life. In this single, White writes of feeling the depression that the Apostle Paul must have felt in his letter to the Romans, (19) I do not do the good things I want to do, but I do the bad things I do not want to do In verse (24), What a miserable man I am! Who will save me from this body that brings me death?

White does see the hope in verse (25) I thank God for saving me through Jesus Christ our Lord! So in my mind I am a slave to God’s law, but in my sinful self I am a slave to the law of sin.

As with the Apostle Paul and so many people today, as well as White, the struggle with depression can be overwhelming and debilitating but there is hope in Jesus Christ our Lord and in God the Father.

Jimmy White is not a newcomer to the music scene. In his impressive thirty-year career, White has reached #1 over a dozen times on the Independent Adult Contemporary Charts, he is both the most-nominated and winning artist in the history of the IMN music awards and the New Music Awards. Jimmy has also charted four times in the Billboard AC Top 40—among other accomplishments. #Jimmywhitemusic #MiserableMan

Artist Website: http://www.jimmywhitemusic.com
Artist Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JimmyWhiteFanPage
Artist Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimmywhitemusic
Artists iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/jimmy-white/id6073906
Artist Spotify:

Label: 828 Records, Inc.

Song IPI: BMI# 17097240
Songwriters: James A. White
Songwriters IPI: BMI# 140339011
Publishers: Washington Place Music, Inc.
Publisher IPI: BMI# 246870936

Originally from Mount Vernon, Ky., Rae has been eager to share her talent since her church performances as a child. At 12 years of age, Rae began to craft her own songs while strumming a six-string. In high school, she performed as a member of the Kentucky All-State choir before earning a degree in Music Education at University of the Cumberlands. Prior to moving to Nashville, Rae spent three years in Vancouver, BC, Canada. She took to live performance and further enhancement of her songwriting before returning to the states in 2012 to fully pursue a solo career as a country music artist.
Rae delivered her sophomore album, Come Find Me, in March of 2017. Inspired by personal growth and vulnerability, more than half of the fifteen tracks are either written or co-written by Rae. Come Find Me features “I Need Me,” a track that has been heard previously for years and performed in numerous variations. “I Need Me” found longtime friend and producer, Shawn Gough, who helped transform the current single into the climatic ballad it is, climbing both the country and adult contemporary radio charts.
The opening shot of Camille Rae's music video for her song "I Need Me" is an almost uncomfortably close shot of her face. The camera slowly zooms out as her eyelids open, her eyes showing a glimpse of the immense grief of lost love explored in the video. "My videographer, Jacob Long, was the brilliant mind behind this shot," Rae said. "It was so vulnerable! I did feel completely exposed and raw. It also wasn't the most flattering shot, but that didn't matter to me."
Throughout the three minute long video, the camera constantly returns to this vulnerable shot. "This was the scene where I finally channeled that sadness and vulnerability I had been reaching for," Rae said. "The flood gates opened and all the crying was authentic." The power behind this stunning video stems from that one recurring image.

"I Need Me" tells the story of a woman grappling with the decision to leave a man. The first line of the song is stark and powerful: "No matter how I feel, how you feel is better." The line begins and ends the song and Rae said that it's the line that sums up the message of the song. "As humans we will forget where we were, who we were with and what we were doing, but never how we were made to feel," Rae said. The song recently hit the Top 30 on Music Row's Country Breakout Chart, making Rae the fastest rising independent country artist to chart since Aaron Watson.

Emotionally, the video was draining on Rae. "This was definitely a much harder process because it was so intimidate and vulnerable," she said. "I had to channel the exact emotions that I wanted to portray and then carefully display them in a way that wasn't too forward or too vague." Despite that, she said that the emotionally taxing element of the process was worth it because the video came together perfectly.

The sadness portrayed in the video ends on a higher note with the last scene of the video, indicating a hopefulness in the video. Rae used the video as a way to tell people to live their lives and to not be afraid of doing what is best for themselves. "Are you going to choose to stay and drown in this life around you or are you going to make the terrifying, yet liberating sacrifices to be happy and whole?" Rae said. "The last scene tells my audience that I chose me."
Website: www.camillerae.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/camilleraemusic
Twitter: www.twitter.com/camilleraemusic
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/come-find-me/id1203031243
EPK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZBRKeKb9zg

Label: Camille Rae Music

ISRC: TCACT1668064
Song IPI# BMI# 17601757

Songwriters: Amber Thacker
Songwriters’ IPI#: BMI# 806289817

Publisher: Camille Rae Music
Publisher IPI#: BMI# 642005099

http://www.remattei.com- Re Mattei was born in Trenton, New Jersey, the daughter of parents who love music. Her mother played the violin and her father played the accordion. Her parents introduced her to many genres of music including country legends such as Tammy Wynette, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Johnny Rodriguez, along with the pop influences of artists like Rod Stewart and Linda Ronstadt. As a young child, Re asked her mother what those people on the radio singing did for a living. Her mother responded by saying, “that’s what they do…they’re singers,” and Re replied, “then that’s what I want to do.” She started entering talent shows and school musicals. At ten years old she began writing songs and appreciates the storytellers that paved the way like Harry Chapin and Mac Davis.
She studied at Berklee College of Music receiving a Bachelors degree in guitar performance. Two weeks after graduation she auditioned for lead guitarist and singer of an all-female seven-piece band named “Uptown Girls.” She toured the U.S., Hawaii, Japan, Singapore, and the Philippines, playing at military bases and nightclubs. After touring for three years Re moved to Nashville to become a songwriter and recording artist. She collaborated with songwriter Rick McMahon, and their song “Broken Rose” received honorable mention in the Music City Song Festival in two categories (music and lyrics). She has performed at the Opryland Hotel, Bluebird Cafe, and the Tennessee State Fair WSM-sponsored stage.
Re is currently in the studio working with producer Bartley Pursley who has worked with artists such as John Rich, Gretchen Wilson, and Randy Owen. Her first single “Country Love” written by Re and Rick McMahon will be the debut song off her up-and-coming album. Re explains, “Music has always been my medicine. When life gets tough I put on my headphones and rock back and forth to my favorite songs.” Re’s years on the road have taught her that it’s important to have fun on stage and entertain the fans. “My hope is that my music can be a medicine for others and leave them with a smile on their face and a song in their heart.”


Website: www.remattei.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ReMattei
Twitter: www.twitter.com/ReMattei
Itunes:
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Label: Trendy Girl Records

ISRC: QMBGN1700002
Song IPI# BMI# 24558955

Songwriters: Marie Mattei, Danielle Todd
Songwriters’ IPI#: BMI# 709473329 / SOCAN# 570522270

Publisher: Light Hearted Lyrics / Ellen’s Song Shop
Publisher IPI#: BMI# 722739438 / SOCAN# 817274431