Warner Bros. Recording Artist James Otto, whose debut album, Sunset Man, hits the streets tomorrow, recently recorded the theme song for the Atlanta Braves, "The Braves Play Here." The theme song was composed and produced by 615 Music for client Peachtree TV, Turner Broadcasting Inc's local television platform.

The new song, written by G. Barnhill and Randy Wachtler for 615 Music, has just begun to be featured on TV stations in five states, including Tennessee and will promote the Braves' upcoming baseball season. Wachtler describes the song as, "An upbeat, fun song that incorporates the famous Braves chant heard at Turner field."

Peachtree TV Senior Vice President/General Manager Jonathan Katz, zaid, "We are delighted with the song that 615 Music created to introduce this season's Braves' games on Peachtree TV. It capitalizes on the iconic sounds at Turner Field, while also tapping into musical styles that resonate with our viewers."

Otto, "the biggest voice in country music," will release his debut album, Sunset Man, on Warner Bros. Records tomorrow. All 11 tracks on the album were produced by Otto, with John Rich co-producing eight of the 11 tracks and Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts producing three tracks. The first single off the album, "Just Got Started Lovin' You" is already a smash hit at radio, charting at No. 4 on the R&R chart and No. 3 on the Mediabase chart.

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