Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
KEVIN MAX TO EXPAND "CRASHING GATES" EP TO FULL ALBUM
Following the December release of Kevin Max's latest venture, Crashing Gates, the singer has hit the studio to record four more songs for the full package release. Below is his personal announcement...
"I am finalizing plans with dpulse/fontana/universal for production schedule on the full package release, and follow-up to Crashing Gates, tentatively titled COATS DE AMORE.......this will put me back in the studio for 4 brand new tracks!!!!, plus possible remix on the earlier tracks made available digital only through Crashing Gates EP...this full length will also be made digital as well as distributed internationally as a packaged product....we have been writing and for now the new tracks to be recorded include:
"Dancing in English Churches"
"Walking through Walls (just to get to you)"
"On Yer Bike!"
"I Am A Magnet"
we will be at SXSW this year officially!......at this time no shows have been booked during the week, but i will be attending some of the shows, as dpulse/Universal will undoubtedly want me there next year to support the full length project.
lastly, amanda has come along and is nearing the final month with our latest Max baby.....everyone is doing great and are healthy and happy......pictures at some point....
peace KM"
Christian Music News Source
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
The Imposter Movie Starring Kevin Max And Jeff Deyo Releases Early 2009
The new movie "The Imposter" will be available for churches, shipping in time for New Years Eve. For two more weeks, churches can pre-order the movie and receive a $30 discount (using discount code PRE-ORDER). Daniel Millican, writer/director says that he wants to release the movie for exhibition in churches only right now but that a home DVD will become available later in 2009.
In addition, the movie will be playing in select cities throughout 2009. To keep up to date, or to order the movie, visit www.theimpostermovie.com .
Kevin Max (Christian music group dcTalk) is headlining the faith-based motion picture .The Imposter, a modern day prodigal son story set amidst the backdrop of Christian music. The movie also stars Kerry Livgren (Kansas, AD, Proto-Kaw), and Jeff Deyo (formerly Sonicflood).
There's no sexual content or profanity, but the filmmakers recommend the movie for those 13 and up because of issues of infidelity and drug addiction. For trailers, clips and more information, visit www.theimpostermovie.com.
An evening with the Director can be scheduled to make your event even bigger. For costs, contact Serendipitous Films.
What I appreciate about The Imposter is that this movie is well produced, well written and has a great message if you're a disciple, live it.
Randy Cox, Young Adults Pastor, Bethesda Community Church
If God had allowed me a third thumb, I would have it up too. The Imposter is a breath of fresh air; be taking the youth group to see it soon.
Josh Giere, Youth Pastor
"The Imposter" makes two things clear - 1. There are no simple answers, God's people still live in a broken world, and following Jesus doesn't fix all the messes his people make. 2. There is joy and renewal in walking in
the light!
Doug Widger
Director of Student Ministries,
St. Paul Lutheran
I really enjoyed being a part of this film and seeing it as well. It is
thoroughly entertaining and thought provoking at the same time. It should
inspire us all to work hard not to live up to the films title. Chris
Goodwin, Program Director, KVRK
So just how do you deal with the little secrets you've kept in your life
when you're a leader in the Christian community? This movie takes a harsh,
unblinking look at one man's journey. I'ts an intriguing, thought-provoking
story and the music rocks! Dawn Henderson, Promotions Director, KVRK
Frankly I was impressed with the story line, cinematography, acting. I
really liked how the movie ended, not in a tidy conclusion but in a process
of the heart. I am recommending this to everyone I know. Thanks.
-Charlie and Carolee Baugh
Christian Music News Source
In addition, the movie will be playing in select cities throughout 2009. To keep up to date, or to order the movie, visit www.theimpostermovie.com .
Kevin Max (Christian music group dcTalk) is headlining the faith-based motion picture .The Imposter, a modern day prodigal son story set amidst the backdrop of Christian music. The movie also stars Kerry Livgren (Kansas, AD, Proto-Kaw), and Jeff Deyo (formerly Sonicflood).
There's no sexual content or profanity, but the filmmakers recommend the movie for those 13 and up because of issues of infidelity and drug addiction. For trailers, clips and more information, visit www.theimpostermovie.com.
An evening with the Director can be scheduled to make your event even bigger. For costs, contact Serendipitous Films.
What I appreciate about The Imposter is that this movie is well produced, well written and has a great message if you're a disciple, live it.
Randy Cox, Young Adults Pastor, Bethesda Community Church
If God had allowed me a third thumb, I would have it up too. The Imposter is a breath of fresh air; be taking the youth group to see it soon.
Josh Giere, Youth Pastor
"The Imposter" makes two things clear - 1. There are no simple answers, God's people still live in a broken world, and following Jesus doesn't fix all the messes his people make. 2. There is joy and renewal in walking in
the light!
Doug Widger
Director of Student Ministries,
St. Paul Lutheran
I really enjoyed being a part of this film and seeing it as well. It is
thoroughly entertaining and thought provoking at the same time. It should
inspire us all to work hard not to live up to the films title. Chris
Goodwin, Program Director, KVRK
So just how do you deal with the little secrets you've kept in your life
when you're a leader in the Christian community? This movie takes a harsh,
unblinking look at one man's journey. I'ts an intriguing, thought-provoking
story and the music rocks! Dawn Henderson, Promotions Director, KVRK
Frankly I was impressed with the story line, cinematography, acting. I
really liked how the movie ended, not in a tidy conclusion but in a process
of the heart. I am recommending this to everyone I know. Thanks.
-Charlie and Carolee Baugh
Christian Music News Source
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