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Excited 2 announce a "Producer of the Year" Nomination from the Alabama Music Awards held in Birmingham! Click the picture to VOTE!! n 2012, the Alabama Music Awards Organization was founded with the sole purpose to give recognition to the vast array of entertainers, musicians, and journalists on a local, regional, and national level. This organization’s purpose is to provide support and nourishment to those in the musical community in metropolitan Birmingham and the entire state of Alabama. Music industry professionals and musicians from Alabama and surrounding areas determine recipients of these awards. The Alabama Music Awards is the first awards hosted by the state of Alabama that puts the spotlight on and caters to an eclectic genre of music and its many influences.
Thanks to www.BluesCritic.com (Geneva, OH) for the 2016 "Producer of the Year" Nomination. Click the link to check out some GREAT Southern Soul/Blues content! FYI: Winners in the annual Blues Critic Awards for Southern Soul are strictly based on a Voting Process. We do not choose most of the winners. Every year tens of thousands of website visitors choose from an online ballot. The only awards picked by the Blues Critic staff are "Southern Soul Artist Of The Year" and "Best Producer" (both heavily influenced by voters of course).
Happy to announce a 2017 "Producer of the Year" Nomination with (VOGMA) Voices of Gospel Music Awards! The Voices of Gospel Music Awards is an associated organization of Gospel Sounds Radio Network; and our goal is providing a weekend of fun and excitement for Independent Gospel Music Artists, Pastors, Community Leaders, Civil Rights Leaders, Record Labels, Radio Personalities and so many more to enjoy, and fellowship together for what God has done over the years and with new beginnings.
Local record producer Ron G.: Job is all about 'finding lanes' "It's all about finding lanes," says Mobile music producer Ron G. of the distinctive career he's carved out for himself. "And being over in those lanes, whether it's 10 miles per hour or 100 miles per hour." -By Lawrence Specker | lspecker@al.com