Sonnig Records Information

Sonnig Records LLC is a record and publishing company established in 2002. The company produces and promotes sound recordings by various artists, which have acquired numerous awards and impressive sales. Between recording releases, the promotion of Sonnig Records continues by sponsoring events of interest. Affiliated events have attracted up to 500 attendees. Associates have included the National Gallery of Art, Grand Hyatt Washington, Embassy of Georgia to the United States, Korbel Champagne, Black Enterprise Magazine, Burberry, Young Benefactors of the Smithsonian Institute, Brooks Brothers, Blues Alley, Studio Theatre, Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, DC Commission on the Arts, Georgia-America Business Council, Arena Stage, the African and American Women's Association, and Young Lawyers Corporate Productions. Sonnig Records is a member of the Washington Performing Arts Society, Washington Area Music Association, Friends of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, American Federation of Musicians, BMI, TransAfrica Forum, Cultural Tourism DC, and Chamber Music America. While it has several charitable interests, Sonnig Records distributes a majority of attention in this area towards exposing urban professionals, ages 25 - 40, to higher standards of art and to various cultures. Its champagne Salute to Romare Bearden in association with the National Gallery of Art, a group viewing of Studio Theatre's run of Topdog/Underdog the Tony-nominated urban play, and A Taste of Jazz in Tbilisi, a tribute to the Republic of Georgia exemplify this effort. Its most recent project, Come to Washington: A Song for the City, encompasses several civic and charitable entities. Sonnig Records continues to gain leverage in the entertainment industry, while solidifying its position as a community-minded business.