CHURCH HILL, Tenn. – Up and coming trio Brothers Forever is excited to announce that their latest release will be featured on Joy-FM this week.

Their latest album, Sheltered, will be featured on the popular station’s Album In Review program on Tuesday, October 28, 2008.

“We are so excited to have our album featured on such a prominent and well respected radio station,” mentioned Curtis Hagy of Brothers Forever.  “We appreciate them taking the time to feature our new project.”

The program will air at 7:00 p.m. EST on the Joy-FM network.  Fans can listen through one of the station’s many affiliates, or they can stream it online by visiting http://www.joyfm.org/ .

Brothers Forever’s Sheltered has been receiving rave reviews from Southern Gospel’s top media outlets:

“Hearing various styles shows versatility, is refreshing and keeps the listener engaged and moving throughout the project. It’s also obvious that you had an amazing team of musicians for this project. After hearing the CD, I would enjoy hearing these guys live.”
-    Dean Newkirk, SoGospelNews.com

“I think that they have a good sound…Their vocals blend together well, and their song selection is strong.”
-    Chad Hayes, SGMRadio.com

“…an enjoyable, well-done project”
-    Daniel Mount, SouthernGospelBlog.com

The new recording was produced by Glen A. Tabor III and Brothers Forever.  Tabor also engineered, mixed, and mastered the recording at Gat 3 Studios in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Sheltered features songs from high acclaimed writers like Jimmy Dooley, Sandy Blythe, Russ & Tori Taff, and more.  In addition, the majority of the songs were written by group member Curtis Hagy and additional writing by group member Gary Bellew.

“I Can’t Forget the Day”, the group’s latest single, is already making a huge impact at Southern Gospel radio and is expected to chart on all the major charts soon.  The song has already made an impact at internet radio and is currently in rotation at The Light, SGMRadio.com, The Gospel Hiway, Southern Spin Radio, and the Oasis Radio Network.  I Can’t Forget the Day” is being promoted to Southern Gospel radio through Jeff O’Neil and Heritage Communications.

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