Pictured (L-R): Shane McAnally (GMR), Jon Nite (ASCAP), Darius Rucker, Ross Copperman (BMI). Photo: Steve Lowry
Darius Rucker celebrated the chart-topping success of his eighth No. 1 single, “If I Told You,” along with the song’s writers Jon Nite (ASCAP), Ross Copperman (BMI) and Shane McAnally (GMR) during an event at the newly-opened Nashville entertainment complex TopGolf.
Among those celebrating the song’s trek to the top of the charts were ASCAP’s Sr. Creative Director Mike Sistad, BMI Associate Creative Director Josh Tomlinson, GMR COO Sean O’Malley, SMACKSongs Sr. Creative Director Lee Krabel, Sony/ATV SR. VP, Nashville A&R Josh Van Valkenburg, and Rezonant Music Publishing CEO Tim Wipperman.
“It is truly an honor to represent you every day,” Universal Music Group Nashville CEO Mike Dungan told Rucker. “I want to be in business with you for the rest of my life. I want to tell you how fulfilling it is to work records that are not only great records but also great songs.”
Copperman, who also produced the track, offered praise to Rucker and to his fellow songwriters as well as his publisher. “Thanks to Jon for being the first guy to ever write with me in town. Shane for even letting me be in the room with you. Both of these guys are titan and just poets of our time. I was in the room with the two of these guys today and there’s not much room for any other words to be thrown in with the two of these guys going at it.”
McAnally said of Rucker, “He is the humblest, realest, the best. It’s an honor to have him sing any of my songs, especially one that was a single. Finally.”
McAnally went on to praise his fellow writers and the track. “Darius and I were talking about the length of time this record took. These days, we can have everything so fast on our phones, we get through the verse of a song before we switch it and the melody and the track of this song and his vocal performance sort of gave you the impression that you didn’t even need to listen to the words because it sounds so catchy. So the song had like a six-month life before people started going, ‘Have you listened to what this song says?’ It’s this strange combination of ear candy and hard core lyrics. You get the opportunity to write real lyrics and real stories.”
Rucker said, “When [“If I Told You”] was brought to me, it moved me the minute I heard it. It was a song that I felt the God of the universe or whatever you want to call it was sending it to me. It was like, ‘This is for you,’ and I’m blessed to get to sing that song for the rest of my life. To Ross, changing producers is always a hard thing to do, but this was one of the first songs we cut. We had to change the key because Jon sings too damn good and higher than me, so we changed the key. We recorded it and he played it back and I instantly thought, ‘This is exactly what I want to sound like.’
He also thanked Brian Wright, Mike Dungan and the rest of the Capitol Nashville staff. “I love being with a label that cares about me so much and lets me be the artist I want to be. Thank you for working as hard as you did to get this song to No. 1.”
Top row, (L-R): ASCAP Senior Creative Director Mike Sistad, Global Music Rights COO Sean O’Malley, SMACKSongs Senior Creative Director Lee Krabel, Sony/ATV Senior Vice President of Nashville A&R Josh Van Valkenburg, BMI Associate Creative Director Josh Tomlinson, UMG Nashville Chairman and CEO Mike Dungan, and Rezonant Music Publishing CEO Tim Wipperman. Bottom row, (L-R): Shane McAnally (GMR), Jon Nite (ASCAP), Darius Rucker, Ross Copperman (BMI). Photo: Steve Lowry
Rucker also offered attendees a brief set to preview music from his upcoming fifth studio country album, When Was The Last Time, which will be released via Capitol Records Nashville on Oct. 20. He performed the fan-favorite “Don’t,” and the earnest “Another Night With You.”
“Ross and I were doing our first day of recording and we’d cut like five songs. I played this song and his face just blew up,” Rucker says of hearing “Another Night With You.” “The guys were packing up their stuff and he was like, ‘Hey, guys you’ve got time for one more song?’ We cut the song and this is one of my favorite songs I’ve ever recorded as a singer. “
“I love writing songs, but sometimes you get outside songs that you just have to record,” he said of another album cut “Twenty Something.” ” This song had something for everybody and it’s what life is all about.”
He also offered up the sensual “Hands On Me,” before wrapping with a rendition of his hit single “Wagon Wheel.”
Complete track listing for When Was The Last Time:
1. “For the First Time” (Darius Rucker, Derek George, Scooter Carusoe)
2. “Bring It On” (Ross Copperman, Ashley Gorley, Dallas Davidson)
3. “Life’s Too Short” (Copperman, Jon Nite, Jaren Johnston)
4. “If I Told You” (Copperman, Shane McAnally, Nite)
5. “Don’t” (Adam Doleac, A.J. Babcock, Pete Good)
6. “Twenty Something” (McAnally, Nite, Zach Crowell, Josh Osborne)
7. “Straight to Hell” with Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan and Charles Kelley (Kevin Kinney)
8. “Count the Beers” (Rucker, Dean Dillon, Josh Thompson)
9. “Another Night With You” (Rucker, Dillon, Josh Thompson)
10. “Hands On Me” (Copperman, McAnally, J.T. Harding)
11. “She” (Chris Tompkins, Rodney Clawson)
12. “Story to Tell” (Copperman, Gorley, Rucker)
Weekly Register: Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett Hold Country Charts Leads
/by Jessica NicholsonKane Brown, Thomas Rhett
Thomas Rhett keeps hold on the country albums chart this week, and is at No. 3 on Nielsen Soundscan’s overall Top 200 rankings, with Life Changes moving 39K in total consumption.
Big & Rich debuts Did It For The Party, which makes its inaugural appearance on the country albums chart at No. 2, with 27K. Dustin Lynch‘s Current Mood lands at No. 3, with 12.7K sold, followed by Luke Combs‘ This One’s For You is at No. 4, with 12.6K. Chris Stapleton‘s Traveller is at No. 5 with 11K.
On the top country digital song sales rankings, Kane Brown retains his lead as “What Ifs” takes the No. 1 spot with 25K sold (last week’s top spot was held by Brown’s “Found You”). Sam Hunt follows with “Body Like A Back Road” at No. 2 with 20K. “Body Like A Back Road” has now reached 4.9 million streams.
Luke Combs‘ “When It Rains It Pours” is at No. 3 with 17K, while Thomas Rhett’s “Unforgettable” is at No. 4 with 16K. LANCO‘s “Greatest Love Story” rounds out the Top 5, with 16K.
Following the death of Montgomery Gentry member Troy Gentry on Sept. 8, this week’s top debut was Montgomery Gentry’s “Better Me,” released by Average Joes, which debuts at No. 10 country, with 10K.
Information provided by Nielsen Soundscan.
Live Nation Adds Lesley Olenik As VP, Touring
/by Jessica NicholsonLesley Olenik
Live Nation Entertainment has appointed Lesley Olenik as a VP of Touring for its US Concerts division. Based in Los Angeles, Olenik will report to Omar Al-Joulani, SVP of Touring.
“With a deep knowledge of the industry and an innate ability to connect with artists, Lesley is the perfect addition to help lead our touring group as we continue to meet the growing demand for concerts,” said Al-Joulani. “We’re extremely happy she decided to make the jump to Live Nation and can’t wait to see what she accomplishes as part of the world’s leading live entertainment team.”
Olenik most recently served as Senior Vice President of Talent Buying for Goldenvoice, where she booked and produced concerts throughout Southern California, including Adele’s eight-show run at The Staples Center, four performances by Flume at Shrine Expo Hall, and two editions of Radiohead at Shrine Auditorium. She regularly handled concerts at all these venues as well as Microsoft Theater, The Greek Theatre, and The Theatre at The Ace Hotel. Olenik also helped drive festivals at Goldenvoice.
She was instrumental in launching Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in 2011, and helped grow the fest from a single-day event for 2,500 attendees in The Staples Center parking lot to a full-fledged festival taking over all 160-acre Exposition Park. Olenik also curated talent, oversaw marketing strategies and managed production expenses for festivals including Festival Supreme, The L.A. Bluegrass Situation, Fool’s Gold Day Off and Low End Theory. Earlier in her career, Olenik held posts as the Director of Talent Buying for Nederlander Concerts, and Talent Buyer for Viejas Entertainment.
Olenik received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan.
Carter Winter Inks Deal With BMI
/by Jessica NicholsonPictured (L-R): Bradley Collins of BMI, Becky Harris of Huskins-Harris Management, Carter Winter, manager Zach Beebe, Jen Sackett of Huskins-Harris Management and Dickinson Wright attorney, Noah McPike.
Carter Winter dropped by the BMI Nashville office to affiliate as a songwriter for performing rights representation. The BMI affiliation follows Winter’s recently announced signing with JAY-Z’s Roc Nation, a deal that includes both publishing and an album.
Winter recently visited the MusicRow offices to preview tracks from his upcoming album, and to discuss his deal with Roc Nation.
Darius Rucker Headlines The Apollo Theater For October Album Release
/by Alex ParryDarius Rucker is set to perform at New York’s Apollo Theater on Oct. 19, the same day his upcoming fifth studio country album, When Was The Last Time, hits stores.
“I have so much respect and awe for the history and traditions this stage represents,” explains Rucker. “To perform at the Apollo as I prepare to release this album which means so much tome, feels like the perfect way to commemorate this album.”
Seeing their name on the Harlem concert hall’s iconic marquee has been a milestone for generations of African-American music legends, from Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington to Gladys Knight, James Brown and Lauryn Hill. Rucker joins their ranks as one of only a handful of country artists to ever grace the historic stage.
The milestone is one of many Rucker has attained in his career, including becoming a member of the Grand Ole Opry, earning both country and pop Grammy honors, and touring with sold-out shows at the O2 and Red Rocks.
Tickets to Darius Rucker at the Apollo Theater go on sale Friday, Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. ET.
Darius Rucker Celebrates Eighth Chart-Topper “If I Told You”
/by Jessica NicholsonPictured (L-R): Shane McAnally (GMR), Jon Nite (ASCAP), Darius Rucker, Ross Copperman (BMI). Photo: Steve Lowry
Darius Rucker celebrated the chart-topping success of his eighth No. 1 single, “If I Told You,” along with the song’s writers Jon Nite (ASCAP), Ross Copperman (BMI) and Shane McAnally (GMR) during an event at the newly-opened Nashville entertainment complex TopGolf.
Among those celebrating the song’s trek to the top of the charts were ASCAP’s Sr. Creative Director Mike Sistad, BMI Associate Creative Director Josh Tomlinson, GMR COO Sean O’Malley, SMACKSongs Sr. Creative Director Lee Krabel, Sony/ATV SR. VP, Nashville A&R Josh Van Valkenburg, and Rezonant Music Publishing CEO Tim Wipperman.
“It is truly an honor to represent you every day,” Universal Music Group Nashville CEO Mike Dungan told Rucker. “I want to be in business with you for the rest of my life. I want to tell you how fulfilling it is to work records that are not only great records but also great songs.”
Copperman, who also produced the track, offered praise to Rucker and to his fellow songwriters as well as his publisher. “Thanks to Jon for being the first guy to ever write with me in town. Shane for even letting me be in the room with you. Both of these guys are titan and just poets of our time. I was in the room with the two of these guys today and there’s not much room for any other words to be thrown in with the two of these guys going at it.”
McAnally said of Rucker, “He is the humblest, realest, the best. It’s an honor to have him sing any of my songs, especially one that was a single. Finally.”
McAnally went on to praise his fellow writers and the track. “Darius and I were talking about the length of time this record took. These days, we can have everything so fast on our phones, we get through the verse of a song before we switch it and the melody and the track of this song and his vocal performance sort of gave you the impression that you didn’t even need to listen to the words because it sounds so catchy. So the song had like a six-month life before people started going, ‘Have you listened to what this song says?’ It’s this strange combination of ear candy and hard core lyrics. You get the opportunity to write real lyrics and real stories.”
Rucker said, “When [“If I Told You”] was brought to me, it moved me the minute I heard it. It was a song that I felt the God of the universe or whatever you want to call it was sending it to me. It was like, ‘This is for you,’ and I’m blessed to get to sing that song for the rest of my life. To Ross, changing producers is always a hard thing to do, but this was one of the first songs we cut. We had to change the key because Jon sings too damn good and higher than me, so we changed the key. We recorded it and he played it back and I instantly thought, ‘This is exactly what I want to sound like.’
He also thanked Brian Wright, Mike Dungan and the rest of the Capitol Nashville staff. “I love being with a label that cares about me so much and lets me be the artist I want to be. Thank you for working as hard as you did to get this song to No. 1.”
Top row, (L-R): ASCAP Senior Creative Director Mike Sistad, Global Music Rights COO Sean O’Malley, SMACKSongs Senior Creative Director Lee Krabel, Sony/ATV Senior Vice President of Nashville A&R Josh Van Valkenburg, BMI Associate Creative Director Josh Tomlinson, UMG Nashville Chairman and CEO Mike Dungan, and Rezonant Music Publishing CEO Tim Wipperman. Bottom row, (L-R): Shane McAnally (GMR), Jon Nite (ASCAP), Darius Rucker, Ross Copperman (BMI). Photo: Steve Lowry
Rucker also offered attendees a brief set to preview music from his upcoming fifth studio country album, When Was The Last Time, which will be released via Capitol Records Nashville on Oct. 20. He performed the fan-favorite “Don’t,” and the earnest “Another Night With You.”
“Ross and I were doing our first day of recording and we’d cut like five songs. I played this song and his face just blew up,” Rucker says of hearing “Another Night With You.” “The guys were packing up their stuff and he was like, ‘Hey, guys you’ve got time for one more song?’ We cut the song and this is one of my favorite songs I’ve ever recorded as a singer. “
“I love writing songs, but sometimes you get outside songs that you just have to record,” he said of another album cut “Twenty Something.” ” This song had something for everybody and it’s what life is all about.”
He also offered up the sensual “Hands On Me,” before wrapping with a rendition of his hit single “Wagon Wheel.”
Complete track listing for When Was The Last Time:
1. “For the First Time” (Darius Rucker, Derek George, Scooter Carusoe)
2. “Bring It On” (Ross Copperman, Ashley Gorley, Dallas Davidson)
3. “Life’s Too Short” (Copperman, Jon Nite, Jaren Johnston)
4. “If I Told You” (Copperman, Shane McAnally, Nite)
5. “Don’t” (Adam Doleac, A.J. Babcock, Pete Good)
6. “Twenty Something” (McAnally, Nite, Zach Crowell, Josh Osborne)
7. “Straight to Hell” with Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan and Charles Kelley (Kevin Kinney)
8. “Count the Beers” (Rucker, Dean Dillon, Josh Thompson)
9. “Another Night With You” (Rucker, Dillon, Josh Thompson)
10. “Hands On Me” (Copperman, McAnally, J.T. Harding)
11. “She” (Chris Tompkins, Rodney Clawson)
12. “Story to Tell” (Copperman, Gorley, Rucker)
Brett Young Adds Caliville Tour Dates
/by Jessica NicholsonYoung has earned a gold-selling album with his self-titled debut on BMLG Records, as well as a 2x platinum single with “In Case You Didn’t Know,” and a platinum-selling single with “Sleep Without You.” Young was recently on Lady Antebellum’s You Look Good World Tour.
CALIVILLE TOUR
10/14 – Charlottesville, VA – Jefferson Theater
10/21 – Kansas City, MO – The Truman
10/28 – Sarasota, FL – White Buffalo Saloon
11/2 – Charleston, SC – Music Farm
11/3 – Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live
11/4 – Charlotte, NC – Coyote Joe’s
11/5 – Norfolk, VA – The Norva *
11/11 – Knoxville, TN – Cotton Eyed Joe’s
11/16 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues *
11/17 – Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works *
11/18 – Louisville, KY – Mercury Ballroom
11/29 – Oxford, OH – Brick Street Bar-Miami U
11/30 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection *
12/1 – Detroit, MI – Majestic Theatre
12/2 – Madison, WI – Orpheum Theater
12/7 – Dallas, TX – House of Blues *
12/9 – Baton Rouge, LA – Texas Club
12/13 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s
12/14 – Chicago, IL – Joe’s Sports Bar *
12/15 – Rosemont, IL – Joe’s Live *
12/16 – Milwaukee, WI – The Rave
*Newly announced dates
In Pictures: 3rd Annual Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival
/by Haley CrowCo-producers of Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival Brandt Wood, Justin Timberlake, Michael Whelan, and Kevin Griffin at the third annual festival in Franklin, TN on Saturday, Sept 23, 2017. Photo: Mark Nguyen/Justin Timberlake
The third annual Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival was held over the weekend (Sept. 23 and 24) at The Park at Harlinsdale in Franklin, Tennessee.
Launched in 2015 by Better Than Ezra frontman Kevin Griffin, the festival featured performances by top-name headliners including Justin Timberlake, whose performance on Saturday night included special guests Chris Stapleton and his wife Morgane, and Eddie Vedder who closed out the festival on Sunday night.
Other artists who took to one of five stages included Ryan Adams, The Avett Brothers, Mavis Staples, Gary Clark Jr., Better Than Ezra, Walk The Moon, Fitz and The Tantrums, among others. For the full 2017 lineup click here.
MusicRow recently discussed this year’s Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival with festival co-producers Kevin Griffin and Michael Whelan.
Eddie Vedder. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images
Gary Clark, Jr. Photo: Mickey Bernal/Getty Images
Kevin Griffin of Better Than Ezra. Photo: Mickey Bernal/Getty Images
Mavis Staples. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images
Pictured (L-R): Bob Crawford, Scott Avett, and Seth Avett of the Avett Brothers. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images
Marty Stuart. Photo: Mickey Bernal/Getty Images
Pictured (L-R): Eli Maiman and Nicholas Petricca of Walk the Moon. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images
TobyMac Announces Dates For 2018 HITS DEEP Tour
/by Alex ParrySeven-time Grammy® winner TobyMac will once again bring his dynamic HITS DEEP Tour to 29 markets next year, alongside a talent-packed line up including Danny Gokey, Mandisa, Ryan Stevenson and Finding Favour. The 2018 HITS DEEP Tour is a partnership with K-LOVE, Air1, Awakening Events and Food for the Hungry. Kicking off at Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy Arena in late January, the HITS DEEP Tour will wrap in mid-March after stops in San Diego, Denver, Seattle, Minneapolis, San Antonio, Birmingham and more. Tickets for the 2018 tour go on sale Friday, Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. local venue time.
2018 HITS DEEP Tour Dates:
Jan. 30: Oklahoma City; Chesapeake Energy Arena
Feb. 1: Rio Rancho, N.M.; Santa Ana Star Center
Feb 2: Glendale, Ariz.; Gila River Arena
Feb. 3: Salt Lake City; Vivint Arena
Feb. 8: San Diego; Viejas Arena
Feb. 9: Ontario, Calif.; Citizens Business Bank Arena
Feb. 10: Reno, Nev.; Reno Events Center
Feb. 11: Sacramento, Calif.; Golden 1 Center
Feb. 13: Fresno, Calif.; Save Mart Center
Feb. 15: Kennewick, Washington; Toyota Center
Feb. 16: Seattle; Key Arena
Feb. 17: Portland, Ore.; Moda Center
Feb. 18: Spokane, Washington; Spokane Arena
Feb. 22: Denver; Denver Coliseum
Feb. 23: Kansas City, Mo.; Sprint Center
Feb. 24: Moline, Ill.; iWireless Center
Feb. 25: Minneapolis; Target Center
March 1: Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
March 2: Omaha, Neb.; Baxter Arena
March 3: Saint Charles, Mo.; Family Arena
March 4: Grand Rapids, Mich.; The Van Andel Arena
March 8: Belton, Texas; Bell County Expo Center
March 9: Lubbock, Texas; United Super Market Arena
March 10: El Paso, Texas; Don Haskins Center
March 11: San Antonio; AT&T Center
March 15: Jonesboro, Ark.; ASU Convocation Center
March 16: Baton Rouge, La.; Raising Cane’s River Center
March 17: Birmingham, Ala.; BJCC Arena
March 18: Pensacola, Fla.; Pensacola Bay Center
NMPA To Hold Inaugural Gold and Platinum Gala Oct. 19 in Nashville
/by Jessica NicholsonThe National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) has long advocated for and recognized songwriters and publishers for their achievements, most notably with the NMPA’s Gold & Platinum Program, which launched 10 years ago.
On Oct. 19, the NMPA will further recognize songwriters whose songs have reached Gold and/or Platinum status, with the inaugural Gold and Platinum Gala, to be held in Nashville on Oct. 19.
The exclusive, invitation-only event will honor the creators behind the songs that have earned Gold and/or Platinum certifications from the RIAA over the past year, from June 2016 through July 2017.
“About 10 years ago I came up with the idea that there should be a parallel program to the RIAA’s Gold and Platinum program, that would honor the contributions of songwriters on Gold and Platinum records,” NMPA CEO David Israelite tells MusicRow. “For the last 10 years, whenever the RIAA designates a single as a Gold or Platinum song, we follow that three weeks later with a certification that the songwriters on that song get their own distinctive award. The program has picked up steam, so this year for the first time we decided to host a gala to honor songwriters who have reached Gold or Platinum in the past year.”
Kelsea Ballerini with NMPA’s David Israelite. Photo: David O’Donohue
Among those songwriters who will be recognized for multi-Platinum achievements include Kenny Alphin, Lee Brice, Luke Bryan, Jim Collins, Zach Crowell, Dallas Davidson, Sean Douglas, Jerry Flowers, Ashley Gorley, Rob Hatch, Tyler Hubbard, Sam Hunt, Jeffery Hyde, Brian Kelley, Hillary Lindsey, Shane McAnally, Lori McKenna, David Lee Murphy, Josh Osborne, Thomas Rhett, John Rich, Liz Rose, Joseph Spargur, Cole Swindell and Ryan Tyndell.
“For those writers that reach multi-Platinum status, we will actually present them with a Gold and Platinum plaque and all other writers will be recognized as well,” Israelite said. “For writers who are not artists, this is the only recognition they get for their contribution on a Gold or Platinum song, and for the artists that are also the writers, this recognizes them for their contribution not just as an artist, but as a songwriter, which for many artists, is the most important part of their creative process.”
The RIAA counts both sales and on-demand streams toward its Gold (500K), Platinum (1 million) and multi-Platinum (2 million+) thresholds. In coordination with the RIAA, the NMPA maintains a database of all awards and certifications, also notifying songwriters and music publishers that they have been certified.
Thomas Rhett with NMPA’s David Israelite. Photo: NMPA
Richlyn Marketing Rebrands As Richlynn Group, Adds Three To Staff
/by Jessica NicholsonPictured (L-R): Shane Stewart, Olivia Baker, Cat Denton, Kate Richardson, Nicole Cochran, Lynn Tinsey, Craig Shelburne, Lane Latimer
Richlyn Marketing has rebranded as Richlynn Group, and has announced three new staff members.
Business partners Kate Richardson and Lynn Tinsey have hired Olivia Baker and Lane Latimer as account managers and Shane Stewart as a digital marketing specialist. The expansion provides a stronger focus on social media, playlist promotion, and artist management. As part of the rebranding, Richlynn Group is proud to announce their first management client, guitarist/songwriter Paul Childers.
“We have been steadily growing over the last 11 years and feel that the time is right to announce our rebranding, which reflects our work beyond marketing and PR,” said Tinsey.
Richardson adds, “We have been fortunate to work with many amazing artists on the development of their careers and felt that management was a natural progression for our team.”
Richlynn Group’s staff also includes: Nicole Cochran, publicist; Cat Denton, account director; and Craig Shelburne, vice president. Founded in 2007, the firm will continue to offer publicity and public relations services for its roster.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member John Oates has been part of the firm’s roster since 2012. Richlynn Group also represents musicians such as The Doobie Brothers, David Starr, Stranger Friends, Button, Lara Johnston and Paul Childers. Other music-related clients include songwriter-author Steve Dorff, Ear Trumpet Labs microphones, the Folk Music Hall of Fame, the Don Gibson American Music Foundation, and Quarto Valley Records. Personalities represented by Richlynn Group include Nashville financial planner/radio host David Adams, best-selling author Sharon Draper, and author Rhonda Gayle Nelson (A Different Life).
Richlynn Group staff may be reached by email using first name followed by “at” richlynngroup.com.