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BRANDON HEATH SINGLE “GIVE ME YOUR EYES” SETS DIGITAL SALES RECORD WITH NEARLY 6,000 FIRST-WEEK DOWNLOADS

Hit Bound Song Tops Charts in Anticipation of Heath’s Sophomore Album What If We In Stores Aug. 19




NEWS SOURCE: Provident Label Group
July 23, 2008

(Nashville, Tenn.) July 23, 2008 – Christian music’s New Artist of the Year Brandon Heath debuts his digital single “Give Me Your Eyes” at the top of the Christian music digital charts, reaching No. 1 on iTunes and Amazon.com. With nearly 6,000 downloads of the song, Heath has achieved the highest first-week sales for a Christian track in 2008, surpassing previous leaders Chris Tomlin’s “Jesus Messiah” and Third Day’s megahit “Call My Name.”

On Aug. 19, Heath will release his anticipated sophomore album What If We which features the week’s top-downloaded song. “Give Me Your Eyes” is also gaining heat at Christian radio, reaching 7.4 million audience impressions at No. 3 on CRW’s CHR chart, No. 4 on R&R’s CHR chart, plus No. 20 on R&R AC-Monitored and No. 14 at AC-Indicator.

Teaming up again with producer Dan Muckala, Heath’s What If We follows up his breakthrough debut project, Don’t Get Comfortable, which delivered the No. 1 smash-hit, and Song of the Year nominee, “I’m Not Who I Was,” granting Heath his first nomination for Songwriter of the Year, and a win in the New Artist of the Year category at the GMA Dove Awards in April.

Brandon Heath quickly became a fixture at Christian radio with the release of his debut project. His mega-hit “I’m Not Who I Was” raced to No. 1 and ended 2007 as one of the year’s most played radio singles. Heath has been a respected writer in the Nashville music community for years, collaborating with well-known artists like Bebo Norman, Matt Wertz and Dave Barnes, to name a few. The Nashville native first began writing at age 13 and credits the town’s legendary hotspot for songwriters, the Bluebird Café, as the place he first experienced music that moved him. Heath currently resides in Houston, Texas, and is a worship leader at The Loft church located in The Woodlands, just north of Houston.

For more information on Brandon Heath, please visit www.brandonheath.net or www.reunionrecords.com.

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