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Integrity Music recently signed worship artist and songwriter Joel Auge and you can expect a June release of his solo debut entitled On The Blue. Auge (pronounced "Ozhay") hails from Ontario, Canada, where the 29-year-old serves as a worship leader for The Meeting House family of churches and also runs his own digital marketing company, HitGrab, Inc. Although On The Blue marks his solo debut, Auge is not new to Christian music. He has been performing and recording since 1999 with the bands Capstone, Six Days and Hewit. 

He may be white, but he sings like a black man. He's Jason Crabb, the soulful, energetic dynamo best known as the lead singer of his family group, The Crabb Family, which recently parted ways as a group (but not as a family). Anyway, Jason just signed his first solo recording deal with Spring Hill Music Group, Inc.

Slanted Records’ recording artists and GRAMMY© Award nominees DecembeRadio recently announced their plans to travel this spring alongside Third Day on the first leg of the veteran band’s 2008 tour. The tour, which also features bands Sanctus Real and Revive, will begin in Charleston, SC, on March 6th, and will run through early April.

Singer/songwriter and outspoken Right to Life advocate Ginger Millermon has a new book out called Grace Thus Far, along with her new CD entitled Amazed.

Tyscot Records, headquartered in Indianapolis, is pleased to announce the release of a new CD/DVD from Brent Jones & The T.P. Mobb. Their new CD/DVD, The Ultimate Weekend, originally scheduled for released on October 9, 2007, will now be released Tuesday, February 12, 2008. Jones just recently recorded the project live at the historic Capitol Records studio in Hollywood, California, and the new release features singing performances by Nysa Shenay and Orlando Wright.