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NASHVILLE, TN) – Exemplary musicianship and tight family harmonies are on full display as Love Loud, the debut StowTown Recordsrelease from The Browns, hits streets today. Filled with tracks of hope, love and encouragement, the album is the first major label release from this talented ensemble.
The family group is compromised of siblings Andrew, Adam, Michaela, and mom Shelly. “We’re so excited to release Love Loud,†says Shelly. “Recording this project was an amazing process for our family. We are grateful to all the musicians, writers and everyone at StowTown for their belief in our family. We can’t wait for everyone to hear it!
Born and raised on a farm in Iowa, the Browns are no strangers to hard work and persistence. With hard work, constant touring, a strong fan base and above all, a commitment to ministry, this family has caught the attention of music lovers and industry insiders alike.
After catching the attention of StowTown Records, it was only a matter of time before The Browns spent time in the studio crafting this new release. Their sound has been described as progressive – The Martins meets Point of Grace and FFH.
Gospel music lovers all across the country are finding out that Shelly Brown gave each of her children a secret weapon – music lessons! Their instrumental skills – fiddle, guitar and bass guitar – are an added bonus to the high-energy harmony of the three young adults that keep listeners coming back for more!
Love Loud (StowTown Records), produced by Wayne Haun, is distributed exclusively through Provident Distribution and is available wherever Christian music is sold and on iTunes as well as other digital retail outlets.
ABOUT STOWTOWN RECORDS
Formed in 2010 by Ernie Haase and Producer/Arranger Wayne Haun, StowTown Records has quickly become a leading independent label and is distributed through an exclusive agreement with Provident / Sony Distribution.
For more information on The Browns, visit www.TheBrownsMusic.com. For more information on StowTown Records, visitwww.StowTownRecords.com.
