Flat Earth Music
Music publisher in Nashville, TN, USA
Songwriters Night February 16 at The Judge’s Vinegarroon
The Judge’s Vinegarroon
1805 Church Street in Downtown Nashville
Thursday, February 16 | 6:30-8:30pm
The Songwriters:
Dan Isbell
Son of a Baptist preacher, Dan Isbell grew up in Savannah, TN and has been writing music since the age of 13. He plays guitar, piano and recently picked up the fiddle.
Gary Nichols
Playing the guitar since age six, Gary Nichols made a name for himself in the music business alone and as a member of The Steeldrivers.
Skip Black
Accomplished songwriter Skip Black wrote Eden’s Edge latest hit “Amen” and has a cut on Craig Morgan’s latest album. Skip writes for Sony ATV.
Reba Nominated for Two ACAs
Reba.com
Reba McEntire has been nominated for two American Country Awards. She’s a contender for the Single of the Year: Female and Music Video: Female for“Turn On Your Radio,” co-written by Flat Earth Music’s Mark Oakley. The song was a #1 record-breaking hit for Reba in early 2011.
You can learn more about voting for her at reba.com.
Todd Wilkes Joins Flat Earth Music as New Creative Director
Todd Wilkes
Todd Wilkes, a veteran artist manager, joined Flat Earth Music to become its first Creative Director. Wilkes who has worked with some of the biggest names in country music including Randy Travis, George Strait, Martina McBride, Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Kenny Chesney, Allison Krauss and many others, brings his considerable talent for finding and promoting great music to lead the growing stable of songwriters and pluggers at Flat Earth Music.
Wilkes said, “when I met Greg and began to learn about his vision, I couldn’t help but feel compelled to be a part of Flat Earth Music.” Continue reading
#1 Party for Reba McEntire
Reba with Flat Earth Music management
On April 11, 2011 Reba McEntire, the songwriters and music publishers were honored for their #1 hit, “Turn On the Radio” by ASCAP. This hit was a milestone for both Reba and Flat Earth Music’s songwriter, Mark Oakley. “Turn On the Radio” was Reba’s 35th number one hit tying her with Dolly Parton by most number one hits by a female country artist. And the song marked the first number one hit for songwriter Mark Oakley and Flat Earth Music.
Flat Earth Music was presented with a plaque by ASCAP for this great achievement. In addition, Flat Earth honored several people, including Reba, with commemorative plaques.