Fueled by their recent Dove Award win, a single climbing the radio charts, and a new album on the horizon, StowTown Records sibling quartet The Erwins enter 2021 with their first-ever GRAMMY nomination. The Texas group’s 2019 What Christmas Really Means is nominated for a GRAMMY in the Best Roots Gospel Album category alongside recordings by legendary artists including The Crabb Family, Fisk Jubilee Singers, Mark Bishop, and Ernie Haase & Signature Sound.
Known for their modern take on classic Southern Gospel harmonies, the Erwins celebrated another milestone last fall as “The Power Of An Empty Tomb” won the Dove Award for Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year. The Joel Lindsey-penned ballad is featured on the siblings’ acclaimed 2018 recording Watch & See.
Additionally, the quartet’s latest single – a reimagined rendition of the hit “Nobody” by Casting Crowns – is currently impacting the Southern Gospel radio charts. The genre-spanning track from the Erwins’ latest project, Favorites: On Repeat, was written by Bernie HermsMatthew West and Mark Hall of Casting Crowns.
StowTown Records was founded in 2011 by Ernie Haase and Wayne Haun and welcomed partners Landon Beene and Nate Goble in 2014. A powerhouse independent gospel music label, StowTown is home to renowned pop/inspirational artists Charles Billingsley, Cana’s Voice, TaRanda Greene and Jody McBrayer, as well as renowned comedian Tim Lovelace and some of the biggest names in Southern Gospel, including Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, Doug Anderson, The Browns, Tiffany Coburn, The Collingsworth Family, The Erwins, The Guardians, Trey Ivey, The Kramers, The Little Roy & Lizzy Show, Devin McGlamery, The Perrys, The Steeles, The Taylors and Triumphant. Distributed worldwide through Provident/Sony Distribution, StowTown Records artists have garnered multiple GMA Dove Awards and chart-topping releases.
Author: Herb Longs (Herb Longs)
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