Matt Armstrong Joins Centricity Publishing!
Centricity Publishing has added another beloved and talented writer to it’s roster. Matt Armstrong is a songwriter and producer who currently resides in Franklin, Tennessee, with his wife Kate and their son Samuel.
Lauren Daigle’s “How Can It Be” Album Certified Platinum
(L to R: Centricity Senior VP of A&R John Mays, VP of Publishing Chad Segura, Lauren Daigle, General Manager Steve Ford)
Patrick Mayberry Joins Centricity Publishing!
Centricity Publishing has added another talented young writer to it’s roster. Patrick Mayberry is a worship leader and singer-songwriter living in Chicago, Illinois.
“The River” by Jordan Feliz Certified RIAA Gold!
Centricity Publishing writer Jordan Feliz is celebrating his first RIAA gold single with “The River”, his debut single released in 2016.
Centricity Publishing Signs Jeff Owen & Kyle Williams
Centicity Publishing continues its dedication to great songs, with the addition of three talented staff writers to its roster. Jeff Owen, Isaac Peabody and Kyle Williams have signed deals with the publishing division of indie label Centricity Music.
Centricity Publishing Writers Honored at 2017 ASCAP Christian Music Awards
Centricity Publishing artist writers, Jon Lowry, Chad Mattson & Jonny Diaz were honored at the 2017 American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) Christian Music Awards, held Tuesday, September 19 in Franklin, Tennessee.
“The River”
New Centricity artist and songwriter, Jordan Feliz has quickly found his groove in CCM, as his debut single, “The River,” has become a multi-week #1 hit at NCA for ten weeks and CHR for seven weeks. Jordan explained in a recent interview with Hallels.com just after the release of his first CCM album, Beloved: “The River” stems from John 7:38: “Whoever believes in Me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.” The song is truly an invitation to everyone. To the person who feels they have lived their life by the book, or to the person who feels they have so much baggage and are ashamed to take it to Jesus. It’s the opportunity to go down in amazing grace and to rise up, being made new.”