Axtone Records Online record labels, back 2007 I mailed my demo tape to Detroit record company, I can't you the Pastor's name. He has a Christian radio show on Fridays from 11-11:30, I can't give the Detroit Christian station name. He mailed the demo back to me, and I called him and he you ain't ready to record, and felt devastated, And said to myself I don't want to write & record gospel songs no more. I stared finding record labels online. I signed up for Capitol Christian they turn me down twice. And I signed to Universal Music, they me down too. Then emailed Stax Records, they didn't email me back. Then I went to reverbnation. com and find a record label Axtone Records, paid the 12.95 and they emailed me and admin, and I was acepted.

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