SANTA MONICA, Calif.— Killer Tracks
Production Music has just released a new, specially-commissioned album of
patriotic-themed tracks from multi-platinum-selling composer and pianist Jim
Brickman. Freedom Rings features 10
American classics plus two original tracks, performed with the originality,
grace and emotional depth that have made Brickman one of the most popular
pianists of his generation. The tracks are available for licensing through Killer
Tracks.  The album can also be
purchased commercially through www.jimbrickman.com
(for physical CD’s), or iTunes as of July 1, 2016. 
Currently, Freedom Rings is
being featured exclusively on Pandora from 6/23/16 through 6/30/16.

Brickman applies his signature touch to This Land is Your Land, Shenandoah,
Simple Gifts and seven other
standards. His original song Victory is
dedicated to the men and women of the armed forces and others who serve their
country, while the original Amber Waves
was inspired by his experiences in touring the United States. “It’s amazing to
live in a country where you are free to travel through landscapes rich in
lakes, rivers, oceans, mountains, forests, prairies and deserts,” Brickman
says.

Brickman began his career as a composer of music for
advertising and has long enjoyed success in music licensing. His works have
been frequently featured in movies, television, commercials and other media.

The most-charted male artist in adult contemporary music,
Brickman is credited with revolutionizing the sound of solo piano with his
pop-style instrumentals and star studded vocal collaborations. He has worked with
many of the world’s most gifted musical artists including Martina McBride,
Gerald Levert, Lady Antebellum, Michael W. Smith, Kenny Loggins, Carly Simon,
Herb Alpert, Collin Raye, Michael Bolton, Sara Evans, Donny Osmond, and Olivia
Newton-John. He has produced six Gold or Platinum albums and is a two-time
Grammy Award nominee. He is also the winner of a SESAC Songwriter of the Year
Award.

With the Summer Olympics fast approaching and the political
season in full swing, the patriotic tones of Brickman’s stirring new release
should be music to the ears of content producers. “Jim has a unique piano style
and it’s wonderful to hear his contemporary interpretations of these classics,”
says Killer Tracks Vice President of Production Carl Peel. “These tracks are
timeless and we are proud to offer these classics to our clients.”

About Killer Tracks

Killer Tracks is a global source for pre-cleared music for film,
television, advertising and interactive media.  With more than 2,700
active albums from 37 global libraries, the Killer Tracks catalog spans every
genre and features original works from some of the music industry’s most
innovative composers, artists and producers.  The premium catalog is
continuously enhanced with exclusive recordings and new music updates.
Friendly, knowledgeable support is always available through a dedicated team of
music search specialists and licensing experts. When music matters, rely on the
production music experts at Killer Tracks.

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ABOUT JIM BRICKMAN

Jim Brickman is a popular musician,
songwriter, entertainer, broadcaster, producer and entrepreneur. As America’s
much-loved piano sensation, Brickman is the most charted male AC artist to
date, and has earned four gold albums. He is known for his solo piano
compositions, pop instrumentals, and vocal collaborations with artists
including Lady Antebellum, Martina McBride, Michael W. Smith, Sara Evans, Donny
Osmond, and Olivia Newton-John. He has earned two GRAMMY nominations, a SESAC
“Songwriter of the Year” Award, a Canadian Country Music Award, and a Dove
Award. His music distribution deals with Amazon, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond,
Walmart, and Costco have made Brickman a household name around the world. His
weekly radio show, The Jim Brickman Show, debuted in 1997 and is now heard in
more than 80 markets in the U.S. and Canada. For more information on the
artist, please visit www.jimbrickman.com.