Aaron & Amanda Crabb are slated to appear tomorrow on Daystar Television Network's flagship program, "Marcus & Joni," where they will perform several selections from Mercy. Reaching over 100 million households in the United States and over 680 million households worldwide, Daystar is the fastest growing faith-based television network in the world. In addition, the couple will be featured on an upcoming broadcast of "Life Today with James and Betty Robison," which airs throughout the United States and Canada and reaches millions of homes in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Highlighting Mercy-among new recordings from such artists as Amy Grant, Alan Jackson and Hawk Nelson-in the "Reasons to Sing This Spring" feature, WatchGMCtv.com says, "Take The Crabb Family's unmistakable Aaron Crabb with his wife Amanda's angelic additions and the results are just as appealing to southern gospel audiences as they are the mainstream country scene…"

In addition, CCMMagazine.com's April issue gives the album a four-star review: "Mercy incorporates the finest elements of country and gospel, invests straightforward messages of Christian hope and features two of the sweetest voices gracing gospel's recent memory."

This Sunday San Antonio's Cornerstone Church will live-stream the official Mercy album release party on the ministry's GETV.org at 6:30 pm CT. The event, which will feature surprise special guests, will be highlighted by Aaron & Amanda Crabb's performance and the duo responding to questions from fans.

Co-produced by Aaron Crabb and Ben Isaacs (The Oak Ridge Boys, The Isaacs), Mercy features 11 songs revealing a decidedly country direction for the duo, including the project's debut mainstream country radio single "I'm Learning," and the multi-format Christian radio single "Take Him To The Place."

Aaron Crabb gained prominence as a member of the groundbreaking Crabb Family, one of the most popular acts in Southern Gospel music with more than 10 Dove Awards and three GRAMMY® nominations to their credit. Since the group disbanded in 2007, Aaron & Amanda Crabb have released three acclaimed projects as a duo-2008's Dove-nominated After the Rain, 2009's CD/DVD Live at Oaktree, and 2010's Love With No End. The couple serve as worship leaders at San Antonio's Cornerstone Church.

Difference Media is a division of Cornerstone Church, founded and pastored by John Hagee. The label features some of the leading names in Southern Gospel music, including Aaron & Amanda Crabb, Canton Junction, Matthew Hagee, Tim Duncan, The Cornerstone Sanctuary Choir, John Hagee and The Hagees. A non-denominational evangelical church with more than 20,000 active members, Cornerstone Church is home to John Hagee Ministries, which telecasts Pastor Hagee's radio and television teachings throughout America and to 245 countries around the globe. The ministry also operates GETV, a 24/7 online television and video on-demand broadcast of sermons and original programming, as well as music videos and performances by Difference Media artists (www.getv.org).

Difference Media recently signed an exclusive distribution deal with Capitol Christian Distribution (formerly EMI CMG Distribution). Mercy is the label's inaugural release under the new agreement.

For further information, visit www.differencemedia.org

 

 

 

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