Coming Soon: Warriors Rise Again
Some Wounds Don't Show. These Songs Do.
Every song on this record came from someone who lived it. Not written about veterans — written by them.
Fourteen tracks moving from the deployment to the homecoming to the long road after: "Wounded Warrior." "Two Deserts One War." "My Brother's Keeper." "Scars." It closes with Leon Everette and "Warriors Fight On," because that's the point.
Every copy sold supports the Wounded Warrior Program USA and United States Warriors.
Coming: October 5th, 2026
Cover Art Design: MB Media Studios
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From Local Roots to Legendary Stages
Story by PATRICK SMITH - Connected Magazine
From Local Roots to Legendary Stages James Austin Charping honored for a lifetime in music
As a longtime member of the house band at the legendary Beach Wagon in Myrtle Beach, James Austin Charping had a front-row seat to country music history. He’s shared the stage with rising stars and future legends throughout his decadeslong career. As he continues his musical journey back home in Iva, James was recently honored with the Hometown Heroes Recognition Award from the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame. “James is more than a musician. He’s a bridge between generations of Carolina sound,” says David Godbold, the hall of fame’s founder and CEO. “His commitment to authenticity, his remarkable career and his lifelong connection to Iva make him the perfect recipient of the award.” Read More...
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South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame induction of "Big" Tez Sherard along with current member Edwin McCain. In attendance: L-R - Josh Wheelon(far left) - Justin Ray Williams - Tez Sherard - Dr. David Godbold - Edwin McCain - Chris Cooper - Roy Costner - Dendy Brooks (Back right)
