Press Release- Keynote

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Jana Stanfield Keynote Concert

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Jana Stanfield: Musician with a Mission

Are you ready for a faith-lift? Are you ready to laugh, learn, and enjoy music that makes you feel good?

Jana Stanfield’s songs of love and life have been recorded by Reba McEntire and many others. You’ve heard her compositions on 20/20, Entertainment Tonight, Oprah, the movie “8 Seconds” and radio stations nationwide. She has made numerous television appearances and has shared stages with Kenny Loggins and the Dixie Chicks.

Recording artist Jana Stanfield brings her music with meaning to (city )this week with a concert at (location, date, time).

Known as “The Queen of Heavy Mental,” which she describes as “psychotherapy you can dance to,” Stanfield got her start writing songs for other artists, including Reba McEntire and Andy Williams. As a performer, Stanfield has shared stages with entertainers ranging from The Dixie Chicks to Lily Tomlin to Kenny Loggins.

Stanfield’s national notoriety has come entirely from small steps and grassroots marketing. When she couldn’t find a big record company to release her positive, uplifting recordings, Stanfield did the next best thing. She started a record company. Beginning with just 100 copies of her first cassette, she toured with the motto, “Where two or more are gathered, I’ll bring my guitar and my albums.” Since 1991 she has built a mailing list of 18,000 fans and sold nearly 100,000 albums at her shows. Her record company, Relatively Famous Records, is one of the most successful companies of its kind.

Sharing her success principles across the country now as a professional speaker, Jana Stanfield combines music with a message that entertains, inspires and encourages. Stanfield sees herself as a musician with a mission. Her mission is to give audiences a faith-lift. “If people are willing to spend four minutes listening to one of my songs, I want to give them music with meaning. I want to give them strength, courage and hope.”

In addition to her volunteer work each summer at Muscular Dystrophy camp for kids, Stanfield also does fund-raising concerts and performs annually on the national broadcast of the Jerry Lewis Telethon.

She has eight CDs out. You might relate to the title of one of them. It’s called, “I’m Not Lost, I’m Exploring.”