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Provident Label Group
a division of the Provident Music Group, which is a division of Sony BMG Music Entertainment.

Provident Label Group
741 Cool Springs Blvd
Franklin, TN 37067

Telephone: (615) 261-5909
Website: www.providentlabelgroup.com
Email: info@providentlabelgroup.com

The Provident Music Group includes the Provident Label Group, Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing and Provident-Integrity Distribution.

The Provident Label Group includes the following labels: Beach Street, Brentwood, Diadem, Reunion, and Essential. The Benson label was shut down in 2001.

Provident-Integrity Distribution currently serves record labels including Beach Street Records, Benson Records, Brentwood Records, Cedar Partners, Cedarmont Kids, Creative Trust Workshop, Cross Movement Records, Essential Records, Fervent Records, Gospo Centric/B-Rite, Here To Him Music, Maranatha!, New Haven, Praise Hymn, Reunion Records, Rocketown Records, Spirit-Led Records, Verity Records, Wind-up Records, Hillsong, Integrity Music, Integrity Gospel, INO Records,  WaterShed Records, and BMG Label Group.

Refer to the pages for individual labels for more information.


History:
With only $500 in hand to start his new business, Jim Van Hook opened the doors to Brentwood Music in 1981. Within a few years time, he turned his investment into a multi-million dollar corporation. By the mid-1990s the company had grown into a $19 million corporation.

New York-based Zomba (now Zomba Label Group) purchased Brentwood Music in1994.

In June 1997, the capital-infused company had greatly expanded through the purchases of The Benson Music Group and Reunion Records. This massive growth prompted the establishment of Provident Music Group to more adequately umbrella the corporation's many facets, including its publishing arm, Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing.


Note: In September 2002, German media giant Bertlesmann AG received approval from the European Union to complete it’s $2.74 billion purchase of Zomba, and Zomba became a part ofBMG, Bertlesmann AG’s worldwide music business. In July 2004, BMG merged with Sony Music and is now Sony BMG Music Entertainment.


Demo Submission:
The Provident Label Group does not accept unsolicited demos.



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