Nashville, TN (Top40 Charts/ Nashville Publicity Group) Christian singer-songwriter Kim
Dexter hits the road this month for a national media tour in support of her brand new studio album, "Reaching," which released in June via Elevate Entertainment and
Syntax Creative.
Dexter kicked off her media tour with live performances on LESEA Broadcasting's The Harvest Show (Aug. 4) and Dove Broadcasting's Niteline (Aug. 5). Upcoming appearances include Atlanta Live (Aug. 6), Babbie's House (Aug. 7 taping-Air date TBD), Good Morning Arkansas (Aug. 19), TBN's Praise the Lord (Aug. 19) with special guest Jason Dunn (formerly of Hawk Nelson), WREG-TV Memphis' Live at 9 (Aug. 20) and Sirius/XM's Elvis
Radio (Aug. 20). In addition,
Dexter is scheduled to make stops this month at KWAM's Marybeth Conley Show (Memphis, TN), Life Lessons Radio, WDJC (Birmingham, AL), Faith
Radio Network (Montgomery, AL), WPSM (Fort Walton Beach, FL), WoW FM (Pensacola, FL), WBHY (Mobile, AL), KBMQ (Monroe, LA), KVNE (Tyler, TX), KSWP (Lufkin, TX), KCBI (Dallas, TX), KLTY (Dallas, TX), KZKZ (Fort Smith, AR), KLRC (Siloam Springs, AR), KADI (Springfield, MO) and KWND (Springfield, MO).
Produced by Jerad Atherton, "Reaching" was recorded at Hollywood's legendary EastWest Studios (Elvis Presley, Paul McCartney, Frank Sinatra) with an all-star cast of players that includes bassist Jonathan Ahrens (Jason Mraz, Jewel), drummer
Aaron Sterling (Kelly Clarkson, John Mayer), and
Dexter on keys. The album also includes a duet with fellow artist Jason Dunn (former
Hawk Nelson frontman) on "Our Souls Cry Out." The worship-infused project is the follow-up to Dexter's debut solo album, "So This Is It," which spawned international radio airplay, extensive touring and television appearances.
Positive reviews of "Reaching" are pouring in, with JesusWired.com calling the album "
Amazing" while CCM Magazine compares
Dexter to a "young Amy Grant." NewReleaseTuesday.com called the album "...a strong collection of Spirit-filled songs that can easily be taken straight from Kim Dexter's heart and into our own, bringing a quiet calm to personal worship times."
Dexter's first major foray into artistry came in the late '90s when she fronted Christian rock band Mayfair Laundry, who toured nationally opening for the likes of Switchfoot,
Steven Curtis Chapman and Third Day.
Dexter subsequently found success as a songwriter, penning tracks for Bryan Duncan,
Nicole C. Mullen, Avalon's Jody McBrayer, and multiple missions organizations. She also wrote the theme song for the immensely popular children's series, "Bibleman." These days,
Dexter resides in
Orange County, California with her husband Paul (a Grammy-nominated producer, musician and fellow member of Mayfair Laundry) and their children Maggie and Hudson. The whole family frequently loads up the tour bus to experience adventures on the road together, while Kim shares her deeply personal songs and stories of survival, perseverance, courage and healing at various concert venues, churches, women's conferences and retreats.
