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FLOREZ ACCEPTS INVITATION
TO PRESTIGIOUS SHOWCASE

 (NASHVILLE, Tenn.) JUNE, 2008 – FLOREZ has been invited to participate in the ALL ABOUT MUSIC TV & FILM workshop June 11-13.

FLOREZ will perform at the ALL ABOUT MUSIC TV & FILM Showcase Wednesday June 11th at The Rutledge located at 410 4th Avenue S., Nashville, Tennessee 37201 at 6:30 along with with Mando Saenz, Katie Herzig, Michael Ripoll, Kristin Diable, and Circleslide.

ALL ABOUT MUSIC TV & FILM is a company that prides itself on hosting an annual one-of-a-kind private retreat in Music City U.S.A. that provides rare networking opportunities for undeniable artists -- both signed and unsigned -- and the nation's elite L.A. and NYC-based TV & film music supervisors responsible for implementing music into the scenes of well-known television shows and movies.

ALL ABOUT MUSIC has showcased many Grammy Award-winning acts such as Mindy Smith and Jars of Clay, multiple Dove Award-winners like Nichole Nordeman and Natalie Grant, and platinum-tongued spoken word poet J. Ivy (whose credits include appearing on Kanye West's hit CD "Late Registration" with Jay-Z, a nationwide television and print ad campaign for Verizon Wireless and touring as one part of showstopping duo, J. Torae with 3 time Grammy winner, Tarrey Torae).

"This retreat is a time for artists, writers and industry professionals to connect in a unique way," All About Music TV & Film founder EMMIT MARTIN explains. "The industry needed something different -- something with more quality than quantity that could connect and educate artists and entertainment professionals. We champion great Pop, Rock, Christian, Country and Urban artists and music in an intimate setting found nowhere else. Many artists will get TV or film placements and some will get record deals but all will enjoy the spotlight and the connections they make during their time with us."

ALL ABOUT MUSIC has generated a countless number of success stories. Artists who have participated in past events have had their songs placed in such hit television shows as "ER" and "Felicity," earned appearances on HBO's "Def Poetry Slam," been called on to write theme songs and music (programming for Lifetime Television is just one example) and one entire band (Hawk Nelson) even landed the role of legendary rock band The Who on an episode of the hit NBC show, "American Dreams."

Learn more about ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC TV & FILM at http://allaboutmusic.tv/