The English Family Wraps Up Successful Radio Promo Tour“Send Down Your Angels” Continues to Make Huge Impact At Southern Gospel Radio
BARNESVILLE, Ga. – Georgia-based family group The English Family just wrapped up a very successful radio promo tour. Throughout the last portion of the year, the family visited over a dozen stations and logged over 4,000 miles on their bus. The tour was in support of the group’s buzz-worthy new single, “Send Down Your Angels.”
The English Family kicked off their radio promo tour at Sheffield, Alabama’s WBTG before visiting other stations in Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, Kentucky, and ending up in North and South Carolina.
Renee’ English of The English Family said, “We have made some great friends on this radio tour, and we intend to continue our contacts. We look for to meeting many more of our DJ friends in the future.”
“I know that a lot of the DJs really responded to Jacob giving testimony, and some of the DJ's let him pray over the air,” mentioned Phillip English. “Jacob really liked that.”
“Send Down Your Angels” was written by 16-year old group member Jacob English and features stellar vocal performances from Jacob and group patriarch Phillip English.
The song is the group’s debut single from their Mansion Records recording Out of the Wilderness. The song was released to Southern Gospel radio through Crossroads Music Group’s digital releases and radio compilation disc. “Send Down Your Angels” is being promoted to Southern Gospel radio by Patterson Promotions and is already making a stir in just a couple months at radio.
For more information on The English Family – visit them online at http://www.englishfamilyonline.com/ .
About The English FamilyThe English Family is a multi-faceted evangelistic ministry based out of Barnesville, Georgia. In addition to being talented in the vocal department, this family is deeply engaged in ministry. The English Family ministers at concerts, conferences, workshops, and even on cruises. The group’s current release is titled Out of the Wilderness and features the hit single "Send Down Your Angels."
BARNESVILLE, Ga. – Georgia-based family group The English Family just wrapped up a very successful radio promo tour. Throughout the last portion of the year, the family visited over a dozen stations and logged over 4,000 miles on their bus. The tour was in support of the group’s buzz-worthy new single, “Send Down Your Angels.”
The English Family kicked off their radio promo tour at Sheffield, Alabama’s WBTG before visiting other stations in Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, Kentucky, and ending up in North and South Carolina.
Renee’ English of The English Family said, “We have made some great friends on this radio tour, and we intend to continue our contacts. We look for to meeting many more of our DJ friends in the future.”
“I know that a lot of the DJs really responded to Jacob giving testimony, and some of the DJ's let him pray over the air,” mentioned Phillip English. “Jacob really liked that.”
“Send Down Your Angels” was written by 16-year old group member Jacob English and features stellar vocal performances from Jacob and group patriarch Phillip English.
The song is the group’s debut single from their Mansion Records recording Out of the Wilderness. The song was released to Southern Gospel radio through Crossroads Music Group’s digital releases and radio compilation disc. “Send Down Your Angels” is being promoted to Southern Gospel radio by Patterson Promotions and is already making a stir in just a couple months at radio.
For more information on The English Family – visit them online at http://www.englishfamilyonline.com/ .
About The English FamilyThe English Family is a multi-faceted evangelistic ministry based out of Barnesville, Georgia. In addition to being talented in the vocal department, this family is deeply engaged in ministry. The English Family ministers at concerts, conferences, workshops, and even on cruises. The group’s current release is titled Out of the Wilderness and features the hit single "Send Down Your Angels."
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