MNSGFan recently posted a review of Tribute Quartet’s new release The Waiting is Over. A highlight:
Overall, The Waiting Is Over presents Tribute Quartet with an opportunity to catapult into the upper-tier of SG artists. Sure, it has some weak spots, but Tribute more than makes up for it with some very strong tracks that are sure to be chart-toppers.
Southern Gospel Review featured a CD review of Tribute Quartet’s The Waiting is Over. The album received a 9/10 rating and earned praise like this:
Tribute Quartet, in more ways than one, gave Southern Gospel fans a message, “The waiting is over.” Not only does the title borrow from the project’s big hit, “Homecoming Day,” without being too obvious, but it also shares that the waiting is over for the project’s biggest and best album to date.
Check out the whole review here.
Tribute Quartet recently finished vocals on their upcoming release The Waiting is Over. Here is a sneak peek into the recording process:
Crossroads wants to congratulate our artists on receiving 56 nominations in the top 10 nomination ballot of the 2011 Singing News Fan Awards!
Traditional Quartet
Mixed Group
Trio
Soloist
Favorite Male Singer
Favorite Female Singer
Young Artist
Horizon Individual
Horizon Group
Tenor
Lead
Baritone
Bass
Soprano
Alto
Musician
Band
Songwriter
Song
Tribute Quartet recently appeared in Carson City, Nevada. Before the concert, baritone/pianist Josh Singletary was interviewed by the Nevada Appeal. He discussed the group’s formation and how quickly things have moved for the group, adding that “there are still moments when it feels like we need to pinch ourselves.” He added:
“There are a lot of people who know about this music and others who don’t or who think of a mom-and-pop thing down at a little church or country fair,” he said. “We perform southern gospel first because we believe every word that comes out of our mouths and because it speaks to those who are living life, who are struggling and who are of a certain age who know that what we’re singing is true.”
Tribute Quartet was in the studio here recently, cutting tracks for a mainline release due out next spring. Here, baritone/pianist Josh Singletary introduces tenor Riley Clark singing a mellow, thought-provoking number, “Save My Children”:
Yesterday, Roger and Debra Talley announced that their daughter, Lauren Talley, is now engaged to Brian Alvey.
Brian Alvey sang tenor with Tribute Quartet until earlier this year; he currently works in the Talley Trio office, in marketing and promotions. Lauren will continue to perform with the Talley Trio.
The wedding date has not yet been set.
Congratulations, Lauren!
UPDATE: The National Quartet Convention 2010 highlights DVD is now available! Tribute Quartet appears on the showcase highlights, singing “I’ve Been Blessed.”
Tribute Quartet was recently in the studio, cutting vocals for Hit Replay. Here’s an exclusive peek in-the-studio:
For This Time
Tribute Quartet just found out that their current single, “That’s Why I Love Him So,” is their first top 10 radio hit. It charted at #10 on the May 2010 Singing News top 80 chart.
“Jim Stover’s hard work in radio promotion for Crossroads continues to pay off for our Artists, including now Tribute Quartet,” said Crossroads co-owner Jeff Collins. “Jim and all of the staff at Crossroads wish continued success to this fine group of men and we certainly are proud to be a partner in their ministry.
The song is co-written by Brian Alvey and Gary Casto, Tribute’s tenor and lead singers. It is from their first Crossroads CD, For This Time. (Sound clips are here.)
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Jeff Collins and the rest of the Crossroads studio team records a song for Soul’d Out Quartet’s February 2012 release, “What the World Doesn’t Know,” available here.
Crossroads extends our deepest sympathy and send condolences to our radio partners at WJBZ in Knoxville, TN for the loss of Mrs. Mull, wife of the station’s founder Rev. J. Bazzel Mull. Longtime WJBZ employee Jamie Lewis sent this announcement: It is with great sadness that The Mull Family announces that the Mull Family Matriarch, [...]
Once again Louisville was host to some of Southern Gospels favorite talent this year. Crossroads has once again showcased those talents just for the true Southern Gospel fan! This years line up includes: 1 Kingdom Heirs “No Bones About It” 2 Ivan Parker “Twenty-Four Hours A Day” 3 Collingsworth Family “Resurrection Morn” 4 Kingsmen [...]
Darin and Brooke, along with sponsors Choice USA, distributor of Sun Drop, held a mini music festival at the Cleaveland County Fairgrounds in Shelby, NC to celebrate the new Mountain Home Music release, So Much In Between, which finds its official street date August 16, 2011. The event also included multiple vendors and an emerging [...]
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