TRAVIS RUSH’S FAN-VOTED NEW SINGLE, “YOU’LL FIND YOUR
WAY,” SHIPS TO COUNTRY RADIO TODAY
SONG AND ACCOMPANYING VIDEO PACKAGE AVAILABLE ON
iTUNES IN MID-JANUARY
Portland , OR (January 7, 2010) ----- Country singer/songwriter,
Travis Rush, is gearing up for the new year by releasing his first
single, “You’ll Find Your Way,” this week. The CDs are going out to
radio today, with GrassRoots Promotion spearheading the radio
promotion effort. Fans can download the song and accompanying
video on iTunes January 19, 2010. The song is from Rush’s
upcoming album, Feel, which releases March 16th.
“Travis is a unique talent and ‘You’ll Find Your Way’ speaks to our
times, both the challenges and the hope,” says Nancy Tunick,
Managing Partner, GrassRoots Promotion. “We are excited to work
with radio to bring this song to country music listeners.”
At the same time, Rush has brought on Craig Bann, Senior Vice
President, AristoMedia, to join the team with promoting Rush’s new
video. “We're very excited to be working with Travis and the team at
Mason Records. “‘You'll Find Your Way’ has a very timely and
inspirational message that we feel our outlets will be ready to
support.”
“The past year has been such a cool experience,” says Rush. “We
started getting the music out to fans through my website this past
summer to get their input on the songs and they actually helped me
select my first single, ‘You’ll Find Your Way.’ Now it’s time for the
next step in this amazing adventure as we take the music to radio,
media and other marketing outlets. I look forward to meeting
everyone and saying hello again to some old friends on the road.
Let the music begin!”
Fans began voting on the single selection process in July 2009 at
www.travisrush.com, and the final round of voting took place in
October, with Rush releasing a completely different single from the
previous one he had intended. Then as a way of saying “thank you”
to his fans, Rush offered a pre-order opportunity for his new CD,
Feel, September 15, 2009 through March 15, 2010. Besides
receiving copies of the new album, fans can also purchase Travis
Rush exclusive pre-order sweatshirts, women’s baby doll t-shirts
and women’s tank tops. Rush also records a personal voice
message as each order is placed thanking fans for the early
purchase. In addition, all pre-orders receive a different MP3 from
Feel every two weeks until the album releases. The full project will
be shipped to all pre-orders the day before the official release of
March 16, 2010 .
Rush is based in his home state of Oregon but recorded Feel at
Tree O Studios in Ridgetop, Tennessee, which is located just
outside Music City. The album was co-produced by Roger Eaton,
Jim Henson and Rush and features tunes from some of Nashville ’
s top songwriters. The project is on Mason Records and will be
distributed digitally by IODA and in retail stores by Burnside
Distribution.
At the age of fifteen, Rush became self-taught on the piano and
began writing songs and eventually his music led to a recruitment
from Up With People that had Rush performing in two-hundred
concerts in thirteen countries. In 2007, he released his first album
project, Come And Get It. Rush shot a music video for the
compelling ballad from the CD, “Just For Tonight,” that was directed
by indie film director Matthew Harrison, a Martin Scorsese protégé.
The song rated a stellar review from Music Row Magazine where
Robert K. Oermann says, “A striking song and performance.”
For more information on Travis Rush and upcoming tour dates
please visit www.travisrush.com.
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