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[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] Alan Powell Talks the Differences and Similarities of Himself and Jed King
Alan Powell has been best known for his part in Reunion Records' Anthem Lights. After today, he will also be known for his leading role in The Song. Though it is his first film, Richard Ramsey said that there was never a question that he was Jed King. "He had tremendous chemistry with the two lead actresses. He also had that 'swagger'... something intangible, that Jed needed to have to convince an audience his character could be famous. People gasp in disbelief when I tell them this is Alan’s first film. I’ve known people who’ve been acting for years who can’t do some of the stuff he does in this movie." In this exclusive interview with Kim Jones, Alan Powell talks about exploring this new side of himself as an actor while still holding on to his identity as a singer, husband and father. -
[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] Vince Emmett Talks About the Music of 'The Song'
Vincent Emmett, the composer and music producer behind the music of The Song, is a powerhouse in the music and film industry. He has worked on musical projects by Paul Colman, Ginny Owens, Rebecca St. James and Michael Peloquin. In film, he has composed music for projects like the upcoming TV mini series God for the Rest of Us, Acts of God, AHA, Not a Fan, The Easter Experience, Pharaoh's Army, Reception to Follow and The Christmas Experience. He's also been on soundtracks for House and Pharaoh's Army. In this exclusive interview with Kim Jones, he chatted about the incredible music and players found in The Song. -
[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] Caitlin Nicol-Thomas Talks About Music, Love and Life
Caitlin Nicol-Thomas plays Shelby Bale, the other woman, in the love triangle found on The Song. Caitlin, a triple threat, acts (she was on the pilot for Nashville), sings and plays fiddle so she was a perfect fit for the character. Not just the "bad girl" in the story, Shelby is also a person with hopes, feelings, fears and dreams and Caitlin brings all of those to life, making her the one you love to hate. In this exclusive interview with Kim Jones, Caitlin talks about what it was like to "put on" Shelby every day. -
[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] Ali Faulkner Shares What She Learned Playing Rose in 'The Song'
When Richard Ramsey was looking for an actress to play Rose, he said that he was looking for someone who could display the kind of beauty, innocence and charm that could inspire a hit love song. He needed the girl next door that audiences would want to take home to mom. Ali Faulkner, who's big break in film came on The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, was that girl. In this exclusive interview with Kim Jones, Ali shares what she learned from Rose and how she feels like she will use that in her own future. -
[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] Richard Ramsey on the Spiritual Side of 'The Song'
Richard Ramsey, the writer and director of The Song, worked with Kyle Idleman, the executive producer who is the teaching pastor at a megachurch in Louisville, Kentucky, to take the ancient writings of King Solomon and give his story a 21st century setting. With a slew of independent films under his belt, Ramsey was up for the challenge when it came to his first feature film. In this exclusive interview, he talks with Kim Jones about his hopes and fears for the movie. -
The Highs and Lows of Love are Found in 'The Song'
Today, City on a Hill Studio and Samuel Goldwyn Films are releasing 'The Song' to theaters nationwide. The modern day love story inspired by the life and writings of Solomon stars Alan Powell (lead singer of Anthem Lights), Ali Faulkner ('The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1) and Caitlin Nicol-Thomas (ABC's Nashville pilot). The beautiful, music-driven story features 11 original songs from the Americana genre and tells a story of love, marriage, betrayal and the meaning of them all. -
Mandisa Get Up: The Remixes
Mandisa's remix project, 'Get Up: The Remixes,' took some of her already dance-ready songs and made them even better. Some tracks got a little faster while some slowed down a bit, but regardless of what treatment they got, the end result was pure fun with touches of electronica and a lot of fearlessness. -
Tenth Avenue North Has a New Album and a New Tour On the Way
Tenth Avenue North will be releasing their fourth studio album, 'Cathedrals' on November 10 on Reunion Records. The first single, "No Man Is An Island," debuted in the Top 20 and is gaining traction at radio every day. -
Brad Paisley Won't be Taking Moonshine on Tour but He'll be Taking Great Music
Brad Paisley's 'Moonshine in the Trunk' has been on the market since August 25 and fans are lovin' it as much as they did the first two singles, "River Bank" and "Perfect Storm." Taking the new tunes out to the fans means plenty of time on the bus (sans the moonshine). -
The House That Florida Georgia Line Built
When Florida Georgia Line played Red Rocks in Denver on last week, they could have partied like they're rock stars and then done it again the next night. Instead, they turned in early so they could be up at the crack of dawn to help build a house for a local family. Brian Kelly and Tyler Hubbard put on their hard hats and picked up their hammers and went to work with Habitat for Humanity last Thursday. -
Disciple is Taking 'Attack' on the Road
Following the release of 'Attack,' Disciple will be taking the new music on the road with Project 86 on the A Life Set Apart tour. -
Country Singers Deliver on 'The Best of Me'
When the Nicholas Sparks penned film 'The Best of Me,' starring Michelle Monaghan and James Marsden, hits theaters on October 17, the soundtrack will be filled with some of the hottest country singers of the day. -
Brothers Osborne Autographed Guitar Contest and Tour Dates
To celebrate their EP hitting stores and doing so well, Brothers Osborne is offering fans a chance to win a guitar autographed by John and TJ. Between now and 11:59:59 P.M. (CT) on September 30, entering is easy. -
Lee Brice Celebrates His #1 Hit
BMI and SESAC joined together to celebrate Lee Brice's hit song, "I Don't Dance" last week. The party was held at The Music City Tippler in Nashville with the guests of honor being Lee Brice and co-writers Dallas Davidson and Rob Hatch. -
Lee Thomas Miller - The Man Behind the Music
If you live outside of Nashville, the name Lee Thomas Miller may not ring any bells but it should. The current President of the Nashville Songwriter's Association is also the writer behind several of the country and Christian songs you know and love. Miller, who Music Row Magazine named the Breakthrough Songwriter of the Year in 2003, is currently getting plenty of airplay due to Garth Brooks' new single, "People Loving People," which he (Miller) wrote.
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