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Hello,
As a guy that wants to be in touch
with his target listener, I find it REALLY hard
To find things of interest to say
about your artist by reading the “bio” or “about”
Page on their website. “Linda” or
“Jen” could care less that it’s “the highly
Anticipated sophomore release”.
I got this while trying to find out
something interesting to say about Jason Gray
That would help me connect out
listener to his music:
”Gray's discography over his career
is a logical progression from his earlier indie efforts to his
recent ambitious outings that find him skillfully marrying his
trademark deft lyrical expressions to smooth pop melodies and a
disarming passion in a way that places him somehow simultaneously in
multiple camps”
Huh?
Or this from Jeremy Riddle’s
website:
Tension. It is a word most folks don’t get a witness on these days.
Tension headaches. Hyper-tension. Tension in the Middle East.
Tension equals stress, and don’t we all have enough stress in our
lives?
Yet it is tension that fuels the music and ministry of worship
leader Jeremy Riddle. It is the tension between grace and the
law; mercy and judgment; love and discipline. It is the people of
unclean lips lifting praise to a holy God. It is God wearing flesh,
and God’s imminent return. It is life between the first and second
coming of Christ. It is messy and stressful and beautiful and
exhilarating. It is the tension between The Now and Not Yet.
How about
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The name of the wife (husband) and Children
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Favorite food
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Hobbies
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Where did they grow up
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Favorite TV show
Those are the kinds of things that make the artist “real”. Maybe you
could have a little fact sheet like Natalie Grant does!
Please help us out so that the next time we play a single “from the
highly anticipated sophomore release” we will have something
interesting to say about your artist.
Thanks!
Jake Sommers
Afternoon Talent
98.5 KTIS Twin Cities
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