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FLOW RECORDS IS SET TO RELEASE JUANITA BYNUM’S MORE PASSION

April 5, 2010 – Flow Records proudly presents Juanita Bynum’s new CD, More Passion. The highly anticipated follow-up to the chart topping release, A Piece of My Passion features the unmistakable production skills of Myron Williams and intertwines them with the melodic voice of Juanita Bynum. Set for a May 2010 release, More Passion will continue the beautiful journey, A Piece of My Passion started.



Flow Records has done it again with a deeply moving release that gives listeners the opportunity to go deeper with Juanita Bynum as she rediscovers her true passion. Her prolific ability to evangelize through music and provide hope to broken spirits and damaged hearts is what makes, More Passion the calm in the midst of personal storms.



More Passion’s producer, nationally renowned songwriter, producer and singer, Myron Williams has added his musical genius to some of today’s biggest gospel artists, but he is best known for his phenomenal work on Flow Record projects such as Gospel Goes Classical, Made to Worship, and Piece of My Passion. With several industry accolades, and chart topping CD’s, he is one of the most sought after producers in the industry.



More Passion is poised to set the stage for a summer of uplifting praise, and a movement of personal victory that will touch the hearts of listeners and usher in healing. The Gospel/Christian community will hail Flow Record’s and Juanita Bynum’s latest project a true sentiment of God’s love, and compassion.



For more information about Flow Records or to receive a copy of More Passion for review, contact GIC Public Relations.

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