Josiah Prince Signs With Daywind Music Publishing

Josiah Prince, best known for his song writing and guitar work in Christian rock staple, Disciple, has signed an exclusive songwriting agreement with Daywind Music Publishing. Prince co-wrote nine of the tracks on the band's current album, Long Live The Rebels, including the current singles "God Is With Us" and "Erase." Upcoming cuts include "Tell Me," featured on the forthcoming Vital Records release by As We Ascend, Farewell To Midnight, that drops on March 17th.
Chad Green, Senior Creative Director for Daywind Music Publishing comments, "Josiah has proven himself to be a very diverse writer with a strong work ethic. We are so excited about this partnership and look forward to having music success and much fun together!"
Daywind Music Publishing services an impressive roster of acclaimed songwriters including Lee Black, Matthew Browder, Jason Clark, Jason Cox, Gerald Crabb, Aaon & Amanda Crabb, Adam Crabb, Janice Crow, Chris Cron, Dustin Fenison, Michael Fordinal, Ricky Free, Marty Fundeburk, Karen Peck Gooch, Joseph Habedank, Justin Kintzel, Tim Lovelace, Devin McGlamery, Josiah Prince, Aaron Rice, Kyla Rowland, John Darin Rowsey, Brandon Sharp, Belinda Smith, Sue Smith, Aaron Wilburn and Dianne Wilkinson.
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