 Mansion Entertainment Develops Music Publishing Division
- Mansion
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
Franklin, TN (Mansion Entertainment) February 8th, 2011 - Mansion Entertainment has emerged as a premier source of Southern Gospel music representing such artists as The Hoppers, Triumphant Quartet, Palmetto State Quartet, Three Bridges and Allison Durham Speer. To support its contributions to Southern Gospel, Mansion offers a state of the art recording studio, the grandest theater stages, highest quality television and video production facilities based in Branson, MO as well as full-service marketing, distribution and product development through its family of record labels based in Franklin, TN.
You can now add a music publishing division to these offerings. Already on board the writing team for the publishing arm of the company are songwriters such as David Darst (Palmetto State Quartet), Victoria Shirey (The Shireys), Marty, Kenya and Larry Wilhite (The Wilhites), Janene Dubbeld (Mark Dubbeld Family) and Kent Holland. Media Promotion & Publishing director John Mathis oversees this aspect of the company and states, "It's our goal to utilize our facilities and relationships to craft some of tomorrow's great songs. We're searching for new exclusive writers to bring on board as we currently network with other writers and publishers to produce the best product we can for the artists who in turn produces their best product for the Southern Gospel listener. We're excited to be a part of that process."
Brentwood, TN (Mansion Entertainment) November 12, 2010 – Mansion Entertainment has announced the addition of Palmetto State Quartet to its roster of Mansion Record artists.
For almost 70 years Palmetto State Quartet has been an integral part of providing a contributing legacy of notable personnel and chart-topping songs to Southern Gospel Music. Larry Strickland, bass singer for the group, acquired Palmetto State in 2009 and has created a talented vocal collection with Paul Lancaster providing lead vocals, Robert Fulton singing tenor and David Darst contributing the baritone. Concert attendees, radio listeners and television audiences are already embracing this tradition-laden group with their fresh arrangements of new songs and timeless Southern Gospel classics. Palmetto State is also scheduled to perform with The Judds during "The Last Encore" tour this November and December.
A new single from Palmetto State Quartet is currently shipping to radio, “Don’t That Sound Like Heaven” on the Mansion Radio Hits Volume 2. The new project entitled, “Grace”, will be available in stores during the first quarter of 2011. For more information regarding Palmetto State Quartet visit their website at www.psqworld.com or for information regarding scheduling the group contact The Beckie Simmons Agency at 615-595-7500 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 615-595-7500 end_of_the_skype_highlighting. For more information on Mansion Entertainment visit www.themansionentertainment.com.
Pictured left to right: Larry Strickland of Palmetto State, Bill Traylor and John Mathis of Mansion Entertainment
Brentwood, TN (Mansion Entertainment) November 22, 2010 – Palmetto State Quartet will accompany The Judds during their “The Last Encore” tour kicking off November 26th in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
The roots of Country Music can be traced back to the church and many Country artists still reflect their ties to Gospel Music by incorporating traditional songs in their recordings and performances. Such will be the case with The Judds during their “The Last Encore” tour. Palmetto State will back up The Judds and lend their blended harmonies to such classics as “How Great Thou Art”, exposing a demographic beyond the Southern Gospel market to the message of the Gospel through music.
The Judds, reaching unprecedented success throughout the 80’s and 90’s, sold 20 million records, scored fifteen #1 hits and received over sixty industry awards, including six Grammy’s and seven consecutive CMA Vocal Group of the Year awards and the ACM’s Top Vocal Duet award. Since initially leaving the stage, Naomi Judd, half of the mother/daughter duo, has been a best-selling author, keynote speaker and continues humanitarian efforts including St. Jude Children’s Hospital, River Cities Harvest, the Saint Louis University Liver Center, M.A.D.D., Parents Television Council, Make-A-Difference Day, Women’s World Peace Initiative, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, and created her own July 4th Judd’s Annual Food Drive to benefit families of Appalachia.
Palmetto State Quartet has been an integral part of providing a contributing legacy to Southern Gospel Music for almost 70 years. They continue to expound on that legacy among traditional Southern Gospel fans and introduce new listeners to a genre of music that recently celebrated its 100th anniversary. Their new radio single, “Don’t That Sound Like Heaven”, has just arrived at Southern Gospel radio stations (Mansion Radio Hits Volume 2) and a new project will be available in stores in 2011 entitled, “Grace”. For more information regarding Palmetto State Quartet visit their website at www.psqworld.com.
PSQ takes a moment to take a photo while rehearsing for "The Last Encore" in Nashville.
Pictured left to right: Bill Traylor of Mansion, Larry Strickland, Paul Lancaster, Robert Fulton and David Darst of PSQ,
John Mathis of Mansion Entertainment
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