The Church Sisters. Photo: Joseph Llanes
The Valory Music Co. has added The Church Sisters to its artist roster. Comprised of fraternal twins Savannah and Sarah, the 20-year-old Virginia natives have been touring the country since age 14. The duo joins the roster’s artists including Brantley Gilbert, Thomas Rhett, Justin Moore, Eli Young Band and Tara Thompson.
“It is a dream come true getting signed to The Valory Music Co.,” shared Sarah Church. “We are thrilled to be working with Scott Borchetta and one of the best labels in Nashville. We will continue to pour our hearts and souls into the music we make with Julian Raymond, and we look forward to seeing where this journey takes us.”
The Church Sisters are in the creative phase of their debut album, while also performing select dates with Delta Rae. In the meantime, the duo has released the video for their rendition of Lukas Graham’s hit “7 Years,” which can be seen on Vevo.
“We would like to thank Sandi Borchetta and the Big Machine creative team for their belief in us, and for bringing the vision for the ‘7 Years’ music video alive,” added Savannah Church. “We are really excited with how it turned out, and we cannot wait for the world to see it.”
The duo is featured on the track “Where We’ll Never Grow Old,” on Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited, which was co-produced by Carl Jackson. The Church Sisters also appeared on another Carl Jackson-produced project, Mark Twain: Words & Music.
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