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New Urban Inspirational Recording Artist Trinity Dawson’s “Not That Easy” Impacts Gospel Radio

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New Urban Inspirational recording artist Trinity Dawson’s Top-40 radio single “Not That Easy” from his forthcoming fall 2015 album release WITH ALL I AM is the No. 1 most added song at Gospel radio. “Not That Easy” – a collaboration with Grammy-nominated songwriter Aaron Sledge – is quickly approaching New & Active sitting at #38 on Billboard’s BDS Gospel radio chart this week.

Trinity Dawson’s music ministry is growing exponentially. This week, he is performing at the Gospel Music Workshop of America (July 29, New Orleans); Atlanta Live TV (August 10); Black Family Reunion (August 16, Cincinnati); and Urban Soul Cafe (August 20, Dallas).

“Not That Easy” which is an encouraging and uplifting song that talks about being steadfast and unbreakable during tough situations, and connects with listeners from all walks of life, is available for digital download now via iTunes, CD Baby and Google Play.

 

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About Mike Jones

Michael Jones is the Director of Public Relations for Urban Roundup Group, LLC and Chief Editor of uGospel.com. He began his career in the Gospel Music Industry upon graduating from Rowan University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications. Since then, Jones has had the honor of interviewing Kirk Franklin, Donald Lawrence, Erica Campbell, Deitrick Haddon and many more of Gospel’s elite.
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