The Guardians Are "Ready for Revival"

StowTown Records artist The Guardians has released a brand new project today, their first as a quartet.Ready for Revival, a 12-song collection from this famed group is available at digital and retail outlets worldwide and is distributed exclusively by Sony/Provident.
"We feel a sense of urgency now more than ever to sound a call for revival in the church, this nation and the world," states John Darin Rowsey. "From the first note of the project to the last, we wanted to create a spiritual and emotional journey that would touch the heart and soul of everyone who heard it. As the debut quartet project, we certainly wanted to make use of the talents of Pat Barker. The arrangements of Wayne Haun and the brilliant writing from some of the industry's top writers have definitely accomplished that. There is an excitement in the songs on this project that has created a new zeal in all of us. We can't wait to share the message in the songs!"
Several of the songs recorded were written specifically with their revival tour in mind as they travel with Revive America, led by Rev. Terry Toler. In true Guardians form, they treat this project like a member of the family, carefully paying attention to every detail.
"Dean Hickman and The Guardians truly believe in the integrity of presentation," said Wayne Haun, StowTown co-founder and producer. "They are genuine in their love for the Gospel message and their love for gospel music. How many tenor singers are still performing and traveling at age 70?! Dean is amazing, both on stage and off. There is no greater cheerleader for young people in our industry, and I am honored to have worked with him and The Guardians on Ready for Revival."
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