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Showing posts with label all the freed. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 29, 2008

A tiny jpeg that makes me happy...


Finally, it happened.
Somebody bought some of my stuff from iTunes!
I had two single downloads (I Am Glad and Part Of Your Story) and one full-lenght download of the whole record!

Sure, I only made 17 cents, but I couldn't be more excited!

Have you bought your copy, yet? I got lots of 'em left.

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Props...

Time for another shoutout!

This edition is dedicated to my friend, Ross King. As many of you know, Ross produced All The Freed. Not only was the entire process a real education for me in the realm of professional music production...it was also a great opportunity to get to know a really great guy who doesn't get near enough credit for how good he is.

So, here are a few reasons why Ross gets mad props!
1. He's an encourager and a truth-speaker. That might seem like a contradiction, but it's not. Mr. King is a straight shooter, and while that might sting a little from time-to-time, he speaks in humility and love. He's probably one of the best, most sincere encouragers I've ever come across.

2. He's funny. Really funny. As in, "please write a book, Ross" kind of funny. He's got a never ending supply of one-liners that are almost always gold. (And even when they're not, they're still pretty good.)

3. He's unassuming. Most songwriters and singers are really pretty vocal about what they're doing. (Hey, I wrote two songs last night and they're really great or You know, I'm pretty confident with what I'm writing these days.) But not Ross. You ask him what he's working on and he'll shrug and say "Not much really." Then he'll pick up a guitar and play you a demo that is songwriting genius and after it's done, he'll shrug again and say something like, "I don't know. I might change it. It's not done yet."

4. He knows what's wrong with worship culture. Some don't agree with me on this, but I think there's a lot wrong about the worship music industry. I don't think it's pure evil, but I think we could be doing it a lot better and smarter. And Ross knows what we can do. He possesses a real gift in diagnosing problems within the "industry" and supplying great ways to fix those problems. I think he's got a true prophetic anointing in this regard.

5. He's a great producer. As much as it pains me to say it, almost every amazing thing on my record is Ross' idea. Seriously, when folks tell me they love "You Gave Sight" or the feel of "The Cross Of Christ" or that amazing intro on "All The Freed," I know in my heart that Ross was the genius behind those ideas. (Okay...Johnny and Brady provided the genius behind the "All The Freed" intro.) I know that all that credit goes to Ross. I go ahead and take the credit myself and completely omit any reference to Ross, though, because that's what he would want. You know, since he's an encourager and all.

6. He's a fantastic husband and father. A lot of guys say that about their friends, but Ross is the real deal. So the next time he blogs that he'd rather spend time at home with his family than play gigs or make records, you should believe him.
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So here's to you, Ross! You've been propped! Thanks for your friendship and support. I'm honored to call you my friend and I pray in complete agreement with every blessing that God has in store for you and yours!


For more info on Ross or to buy his music, check out:
www.rosskingworldtour.blogspot.com



Saturday, May 24, 2008

SATURDAY UPDATE!


KAVX played "My Lips Will Sing" Saturday morning!

It ran a little after 12:30pm! The family and I all stood around and had a little screaming fit as it played.

I think it will run some more during the day. If you can listen, please do!

And...whether you heard it or not, how about
shooting them an email and thanking them for me? That would mean so much!

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Help me, help ME

If you're willing and able head on over to brodyharper.com and leave a comment on his post entitled "Music You've Never Heard."

This is a thing Brody started awhile back where he asked folks to recommend bands, artist to listen to.So, like any struggling artist would do, I signed in as my wife and commented about "my husband's" cd.

Brody has now provided an entire list of links at his site and I'm asking those of you who have the CD and enjoy it to stop by and stir up a little buzz about the Todd Wright record. Somehow, I ended up pretty high on the list, which is good...maybe folks will still be checking out the links by line 8 or 9 before deciding they have better things to do.

Blake's already started things off, but it would be really cool to have you guys add your 2 cents to generate some interest. Thanks everybody!

Monday, March 17, 2008

CD News...

Couple of upates regarding All The Freed.

1. Starting next month, http://www.independentbands.com/ will begin selling mp3 downloads of songs in addition to CD sales. They'll be offering the downloads at twice the audio quality of standard iTunes audio files. To quote them, "it will be free of the much-hated DRM that will allow the audio file to play on any audio player or computer in the world." Yeah!

2. The record is now online at Rhapsody and Napster. iTunes should follow soon, but that process is a bit more time-consuming. They say it's a cool thing to be on these sorts of sites, as people are able to buy single songs and investigate your music in-depth. I do not who "they" are, but sometimes they're right.

If you can, spread the word!

Tuesday, February 26, 2008


See that handsome dude over on the sidebar to the right?
Click that and you can buy the CD from a cool site called http://www.independentbands.com/.


Here's where this can get kinda' fun...

If you haven't bought one yet (or just want to buy another one,) I encourage you to do so as soon as possible. Apparently, if I make a lot of sales with a certain time-frame, by record gets classified as more "popular." The more "popular" it gets, the more likely it is to end up on the front page of the site, which will usually generate more sales.

Get the picture?

So, if you want to buy one or just want to donate a few bucks toward turning me into a rock star, click and buy!