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Seth Mosley - Songwriter, Producer And Centricity Music Artist - Wins Five Major Awards At Annual SESAC Christian Music Awards

Mosley Receives His First Dove Award Nomination For Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year

Nashville, TN — Seth Mosley, Me In Motion’s front man, has rapidly become one of Nashville’s most notable songwriters, and 2012 is bringing him well-deserved accolades from his peers. At the SESAC Christian Music Awards recently, Mosley won in each of five categories in which he was nominated.

National Performance Activity Award:
“EYE OF THE HURRICANE” - recorded by Me In Motion 

National Performance Activity Award:
“REACH” - recorded by Peter Furler 

National Performance Activity Award:
“CAN'T SHUT UP” - recorded by Anthem Lights 

National Performance Activity Award:
“SAVE YOUR LIVE” - recorded by Newsboys 

No. 1 Billboard Christian CHR Song:
“SAVE YOUR LIFE” - recorded by Newsboys 

Mosley is a staff writer at Centricity Music Publishing, which is also home to Me In Motion’s record label, Centricity Music. He was a producer on newsboys’ Born Again project (2010), co-writing nine songs including the title track that became a multi-week No. 1 hit. Other artists who have performed songs written by Mosley include Addison Road, Jimmy Needham, Article One and Sixteen Cities

Centricity Music’s new publishing head, Steve Rice, can’t say enough about Mosley’s plethora of talent. "I can say with confidence that these awards are only a forewarning of what people are going to see from Seth Mosley in the coming years,” Rice exclaims. “Seth is a star songwriter, producer and artist, and he was so honored when SESAC’s Songwriter of the Year, Jason Ingram, gave him a shout out during his acceptance speech. Centricity Music Publishing is truly honored to have the opportunity to work with such an incredible young talent." 

Members of the Gospel Music Association also recognized Mosley recently for his superb songwriting skills as he received his first Dove nomination for Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year (“Born Again” by Newsboys). The awards will be presented in Atlanta at the historic Fox Theatre on April 19th.

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