|PIC1|Grammy and Dove Award winning Christian artist TobyMac has announced that he will release brand new remixes of his hit songs "Boomin" and "Ignition".
The songs are taken from what has become his biggest solo project to date, "Portable Sounds".
The remixes will be released exclusively via digital download sites on Tuesday as TobyMac gets on with a pretty busy month.
The GMA Artist of the Year is working on making current radio hit "Lose My Soul" into a music video. The video will be shot by Endeavor Media in Nashville this December.
The Gospel Music Channel will also do a special premiere of TOBYMAC’S best-selling “ALIVE & TRANSPORTED” live DVD project on Friday.
TobyMac is currently out on his Winter Wonder Slam Tour across the US and will hit the road again in January through to March to headline the Winter Jam 2009 tour.
With over 8 million career scans and sold out tours, "Portable Sounds" is TobyMac's latest and highest ever ranking solo release on the Billboard Top 200 chart coming in at No 10. The album hit No 1 on SoundScan’s Contemporary Christian Overall chart in its first week as well, and the project is quickly approaching RIAA GOLD certification.
All three of TobyMac’s solo projects have received numerous GMA Dove Award nominations as well as Grammy nominations. In addition, "Momentum" (2001) and "Welcome to Diverse City" (2004), both were awarded RIAA Gold Certification.
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