Publicity and Public Relations. We do good work for folks who do good work. We share their stories with the media ... you know, the people who own really expensive cameras and buy ink by the barrel.

Crossroads Label Group includes the Mountain Home Music Company®, Horizon Records®, Sonlite Records®, and Organic Records® labels.

Our team, with decades of music marketing, licensing, distribution and promotional experience, brings artists to the world marketplace.

Our award winning, state-of-the-art recording studios have been in operation since 1993 and provides artists with a world-class recording experience.

Our marketing division has promoted award-winning and Grammy®-nominated albums, and our radio promotion department has achieved #1 singles and albums in multiple genres.

We are dedicated to the sustainable careers of our artists. We achieve this through cooperative efforts with our artists, their fans, media outlets, and industry relationships. Crossroads Label Group’s releases are available at all major physical and digital retail outlets.

Christ Follower
Husband to Lori
Dad to Josh & Austin
Dad in Love to Dusty & Cyndi
Pop to Vaden & Addie
Stage 4 Colon Cancer Survivor
Music Biz Exec

I'm married to my best friend in all the world. She still takes my breath away. After 32 years she still finds ways to amaze me. 

I'm a father to 2 sons who constantly drive me with their creativity and passion. They are both godly men and brilliant musicians. I'm looking forward to seeing what they will do with their talents. Who knows maybe one day they'll hire me.

I have been in the music business 26 years. Change is the only constant. I still get up in the morning excited about where we can go today. Music still touches the soul. It's still all about the song.

Since my diagnosis 7 years ago with Stage 4 Colon Cancer, I've become involved with Livestrong.
 
Everyday, cancer kills 1,500 Americans— one person every minute. This year, more than 550,000 Americans and six million people worldwide will succumb to this vicious disease. One out of three women and one in every two men will be diagnosed in their lifetimes.

Who will you wear the yellow for?

Rapzilla.com is the most visited Christian Rap / Christian Hip-Hop destination online. Submit your music: http://rapzilla.com/contact.

Timothy J. Trudeau, the CEO of Syntax, is an entrepreneurial force whose creative expertise and leadership skills turned him into a business mogul in his 20s. Whether it’s artist management, grassroots promotion or brand building, he is hands-on. Trudeau doesn’t let anything hold him back from his vision to bring unique entertainment to the masses.

Trudeau was born and raised in the South Bay of San Diego in a family that prized music. At a young age, he showed an aptitude for making music and for making deals, both of which he began doing as soon as he could. Whatever he could get his hands on to make music he would, even to the point of selling his first beat in ninth grade. In his teens, he managed, promoted, and booked artists with national platforms.

When the Internet was growing in the ’90s, Trudeau saw an opportunity to reach a broader audience. He created and organized the first e-mail distribution list of its kind that quickly grew to more than 10,000 members worldwide. He also built websites and wrote for various publications during this time.

Combining his love for music and business came natural to Trudeau, and by the late ’90s, he made a national distribution deal for his band Sackcloth Fashion that launched the little known group to the national stage and allowed the band to retain full ownership of its music – a deal that was unheard of at the time.

Trudeau, along with his family, built a music label imprint from the ground up that eventually became Syntax Records. He signed artists from around the country who went on to become independent super stars. All before the age of 25, Trudeau managed a roster of nationally touring music artists and oversaw promotion, publicity and production.

In 2004 Trudeau decided to leave his day job and work full-time launching the corporation which he heads today. This all-or-nothing approach would later become the backbone necessary to turn his hobby into his career.

Based in San Diego where it all began, Syntax offers services ranging from administering copyrights to exclusive worldwide distribution of more than 40,000 songs to launching a brand from concept to creation. As CEO, Trudeau assembled a special task force of talented and creative individuals to help Syntax’s clients look sleek and relevant while reaching their respective goals.

His experience and passion are evident in not only how he does business, but how he lives his life. Trudeau is a self-made man who takes calculated risks and would rather work to find a solution than be stopped by roadblocks or setbacks. When faced with obstacles, he says he simply will not give up, and that tenacity has lead him to create an empire of organizations that meet the needs of his clientele.

Kevin Max's voice is like nothing else on the planet. It is a purist mixture of earnest presence and haunting romance. Max's vocal vibrato, texture, range and phrasing have drawn early comparisons to a younger Bryan Ferry or Freddie Mercury. After two and a half decades in the studio and on the road, Kevin's overall songwriting and creativity widened and arced to create something truly unique. 
From 1987 to 2002, he was the voice behind Dctalk and massive songs such as 'Jesus Freak' and 'Just Between You And Me.' Dctalk quickly became the biggest selling CCM act in history, claiming four Grammy awards and selling millions of albums worldwide. In 2001 Max made his first solo album 'Stereotype Be' on the EMI label and has continued to make a string of critically acclaimed and diverse albums ever since.  Hailed as one of the most enigmatic and unforgettable voices in music, Max has blazed a trail through many genres;  including rock, pop, electronica, jazz and alternative.

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