|PIC1|GMA’s reigning four-time Female Vocalist of the Year and Gold-selling Curb recording artist, Natalie Grant, was recently honoured by Curb Records founder and chairman, Mike Curb.
The presentation of framed certificates was made following Grant’s performance for Christian radio broadcasters at Momentum ‘09 in Orlando.
The certificates celebrate career sales of more than one million units and radio airplay surpassing 500,000 spins (Nielsen BDS).
Since the release of her self-titled debut in 1999, Grant’s recordings have included Stronger; Deeper Life; Worship With Natalie Grant & Friends; the Gold-selling Awaken; the Christmas collection Believe; and in 2008, Relentless.
Her signature radio singles include “Held”, “In Better Hands”, “I Will Not Be Moved” and “Live For Today”, among others. She has also had multiple hits on mainstream AC radio.
Grant is currently featured on Jeremy Camp’s “Speaking Louder Than Before The Tour 2009”.
For further information, visit www.nataliegrant.com
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