NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Powerhouse Gospel music label StowTown Records has signed an exclusive global distribution deal with Syntax Creative, a Nashville-based frontrunner in multi-genre music distribution. The freshly inked agreement brings StowTown's diverse music catalog and celebrated artist roster -- including such names as The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, TaRanda Greene, Charles Billingsley, and The Erwins -- into the Syntax system, signaling a new season of strategic growth for the venerable label.

"Aligning the StowTown catalog with Syntax Creative allows us to continue our mission with even greater consistency -- bringing the highest quality music to both the Church and the Christian music ecosystem," explains StowTown Records Director of A&R Mary Alice Lovelace. "Syntax is a leader in the digital distribution space and a company of great integrity, so we look forward to partnering with them in this new endeavor."

"While this is an exciting new partnership for Syntax Creative, it isn't about the hype -- it's about getting it right," says Syntax Creative CEO Timothy Trudeau. "This music already has reach. Now, with it all under one roof, we'll be able to maximize every square inch of this catalog and bring it the dignity it deserves."

Marking a historic milestone for StowTown's seven-time GRAMMY® and nine-time Dove Award-winning ensemble The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, the distribution deal unifies the iconic group's entire discography for the first time ever. Syntax Creative's stewardship of this decades-spanning catalog stands to optimize The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's presence across digital streaming platforms, improving discoverability, and supporting continued audience engagement around the world.

StowTown Records President and CEO Landon Beene states, "The music of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir has been a household name for decades and a gift to the Church. By bringing the entire catalog under one label and one distribution partner, we can preserve this legacy, ensuring it can be accessed and enjoyed for generations to come. We're honored to do this alongside Syntax Creative, whose shared vision makes this next chapter possible."

ABOUT STOWTOWN RECORDS

Shaping the sound of Gospel music since 2011, StowTown Records boasts such talents as David Phelps, Janet Paschal, Charles Billingsley, Dan Dean, TaRanda Greene, Mountclear Jazz, and Quarteto Principius; award-winning comedian Tim Lovelace; and some of Gospel's brightest lights: Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, Booth Brothers, Triumphant Quartet, Doug Anderson, Buddy Mullins, The Browns, The Erwins, Legacy Five, The Kramers, The Steeles, Sunday Drive, The Perrys, The Taylors, Poet Voices, Zane & Donna King, Down East Boys, Peach Goldman, and The Craguns.

The company opened a groundbreaking new chapter last year with the launch of StowTown Worship Resource. Offering churches, worship teams, and choir directors exclusive access to an expansive catalog of music and hymn arrangements, along with digital tools designed to meet the unique needs of modern worship, StowTown Worship Resource is also the label home of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Prestonwood Worship, and Rock Springs Worship and facilitates strategic partnerships with a variety of leading artists and church worship collectives.

ABOUT SYNTAX CREATIVE

A Spotify Platinum Preferred Provider, Syntax Creative is a fiercely independent digital distributor and marketing agency. The company represents the exclusive worldwide rights to more than 150 record labels across a broad range of genres, from church choirs to hip-hop collectives, bluegrass legends to children's music. Its client roster includes names like Crossroads Label Group, Central South Distribution, Rebel Records, Elevation Church, Mountain Fever Records, Rapzilla, Pinecastle Records, and Blue Flower Records, home of The Gray Havens. Syntax Creative exists to build legacy -- not chase trends.

For further information, visit stowtownrecords.com or syntaxcreative.com.

 

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