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TWO SOUTHERN SPIN ARTISTS PERFORM AT 4th ANNUAL SoGospelNews CONVENTION

Master’s Voice and Sunday Edition please crowds

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Two of Southern Gospel’s hottest up and coming groups performed at the 4th Annual SoGospelNews Convention this past weekend, July 19, 2003. Master’s Voice and Sunday Edition both performed on the evening concert of the convention and experienced overwhelming crowd response for their sets.

Master’s Voice traveled from Oklahoma to participate in this year’s convention. They were one of only three groups invited back to perform. The group performed their hit song “I’m Gone”, as well as current single “God Can and He Will”. The group also invited Johnny Minick (of the Happy Goodmans) on stage to perform a special rendition of an old Goodmans classic.

“We couldn’t be more thrilled by performing for a second time. SoGospelNews is on the cutting edge of Southern Gospel, and we’re excited to be a part of it,” said Ricky Capps, tenor for Master’s Voice.


Sunday Edition performed on both the afternoon and evening concerts. The group debuted as Sunday Edition, after recently changing their name from The Unthanks. The group debuted two new songs written by Amy Marie, primary songwriter for the group.

“The audience reaction was wonderful,” said Deon Unthank. “Amy’s songs are always a crowd favorite.”

Both Master’s Voice and Sunday Edition are represented by publicity agency Southern Spin. The agency was one of the sponsors for this year’s concert as well.

About SoGospelNews.com

SoGospelNews.com has grown from relative obscurity to the industry’s leading internet publication for Southern Gospel news and information in only a few short years. The site includes a wide variety of features, consisting of artist interviews, a weekly chart, late-breaking news, and much more. With new features being added weekly, SoGospelNews.com is poised to take the Southern Gospel world by storm.

About Master’s Voice

Master’s Voice is going places in the Southern Gospel industry. They are such a young and enthusiastic group. They have a charge and energy on stage that is unmatched by many of today’s top groups. They have a distinction of being on of only a handful of independent artists to chart on the SoGospelNews weekly chart.

About Sunday Edition

Formerly known as The Unthanks, Sunday Edition is one of the hottest new groups in the Southern Gospel industry. The group has shared the stage with many of today’s top artists, including The Crabb Family, Isaacs, Karen Peck & New River, Dove Brothers Quartet, The Freemans and many more.

About Southern Spin

Southern Spin, Inc. is a newly founded organization formed in order to help young and independent groups or artists in the Southern Gospel and Country Gospel genres. The company strives to help their artists/partners establish themselves in the industry by providing publicity, marketing, web design, and much more. Southern Spin, Inc. has a growing client base, which includes Christian Brothers Quartet, SoGospelNews.com, The King’s Messengers of Alabama, WorldofCM.com, Master’s Voice, The New Creations, and Sunday Edition.

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