Monday, May 26, 2008

News on Stephen's recording

Thanks for stopping by to check out our blog again. It took some time for me to update this since our website is still new and I am just learning how to run it. It has been over a week since we last posted an update, but now that I have the hang of this we will try to update it two, maybe three times a week.
We have been busy working on our first recordings. I have recorded three songs so far. On my graduation night last Sunday, our older brother Mark (of Mark & Andrea Forester) had a shocking surprise for me. For those of you who may not know, Mark Forester owns his own studio and is producing my first CD. I had just recently recorded the Cathedral Quartet classic "Who Can Do Anything?" and Mark played the newly remixed version featuring a guest appearance by none other than Jim Brady, baritone singer for the ever popular Booth Brothers!
I was flabbergasted! Jim is one of my very favorite singers and his family has been long term friends of our family since he was about three years old, but he is so busy these days I never would have dreamed that he would do that for me. He sang both baritone and tenor on the choruses and took the solo on the last verse. The only bummer about his appearance is that now I have to go back and re-do my part since they discovered some mistakes and Jim and I don't match quite right. I hope to get back into the studio this week to get a lot more done.
If you are interested in booking us, check out our website at www.foresterministries.com. There you can read our bios and listen to our demos to see if we fit what you are looking for.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

we saw the booth brothers at the foresters homecoming. We love the booths. Hopefully i can hear jom on your cd someday.

Unknown said...

I liked your new CD. Good Job. I read a good post about ministering with Music that I thought I should share: http://www.facebook.com/pastormark?ref=search&sid=1320042727.2708421685..1&v=info#!/notes/mars-hill-church/red-letter-redeemed/415509255154