Proving once again that Country Music artists have a big heart for the whole world, Ken Harding, president of New Haven Records, recently joined executive producer Mark Carman, president of MCM World Media, to announce the upcoming release of the landmark "I'm Working On A Building" CD.

This inspiring collection of new and existing tracks was created exclusively to benefit the work of International Cooperating Ministries, a non-profit foundation that has constructed nearly 4,000 churches, orphanages, and schools in more than 50 countries supporting more than 20,000 congregations over the past 25 years.

The centerpiece of this collection is a high-octane version of the title cut featuring Country superstar Trace Adkins, Marty Raybon (former lead singer of Shenandoah), Jimmy Fortune (of The Statler Brothers), and Country Music Association Award-winner T. Graham Brown. The Working On a Building single is already receiving a tremendous response at Christian Country, Southern Gospel, and select mainstream Country radio stations. Mark Carman, the project's creator, comments, "It's a contagious single by legendary artists supporting a terrific cause. Artists, managers, and labels have caught the vision of what can happen when everyone rolls up their sleeves to "be the  difference."

A Who's Who of Country superstars including Alan Jackson, Buddy Jewell, Aaron Tippin, George Jones, and Glen Campbell also contributed tracks to this collection.

Grammy Award-winning artist Jason Crabb, who performs a duet with T Grahm Brown, reflects: "Building houses for worship and homes for orphans is exactly what Scripture teaches us to do. Nothing touches me more than to use our collective talents to help others."

Marty Raybon, whose solo career follows his legendary tenure in Shenandoah, has seen International Cooperating Ministries' work first-hand: "In early 2011, our family partnered with ICM to start a project in Costa Rica that is now under construction. It's deeply rewarding that our music can help provide a safe and comfortable home for those beautiful kids and a place for the whole community to come together and worship God."

T. Graham Brown, who is also featured on the title cut, reflects: "It's humbling to know that-all the way on the other side of the planet--lives are being changed for good by us simply getting together and doing something we love to do: making music. I'm proud to be just a small part of such a great project!"

The comprehensive marketing campaign includes aggressive radio promotion to multiple radio formats as well as development of an innovative concept video for the title cut. Additionally, a strong PR push is being made to Christian and mainstream media with artist interviews and personal appearances at key events. The label is laying the groundwork for a promotional presence during 2012 CMA Music Week (June 7-10, 2012) in Nashville.  All this will be supported by appropriate retail positioning buys.

New Haven Records label president Ken Harding concludes, "This is Saturday-night Country music that comes from a Sunday morning heart. We're honored to join hands with these artists to benefit International Cooperating Ministries worldwide building efforts."

New Haven Records is a Nashville-based music corporation that includes label, publishing, and film companies. For more than two decades, they have focused on the uniquely American genres of Black Gospel, Southern Gospel, and Country & Bluegrass Gospel. New Haven's product is distributed to the mainstream through SONY and to the Christian marketplace through Provident Music Distribution.  For additional information, go to www.newhavenrecords.com.