Independent.
Orlando-born.From Orlando to the world.

My name is Terrance Edwards. In the business, they knew me as Terry Martin.

In 1999 I was at Trans Continental Records in Orlando — artist relations and international promotion. I handled LFO when they were first signed. My name is on the record: artist representation, Trans Continental Records, on LFO's first single, "If I Can't Have You," 1998. Rich Cronin, Brad Fischetti, Brian Gillis. Boston boys — I'm Boston too, and I'm the closest thing to home that era has left.

I took them overseas and broke them in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. I had to get a passport to do it. When "Summer Girls" hit and the album went platinum, my part was already done — I was there at the beginning, before the beginning had a name.

My work was the artists and the road, and the record shows exactly that and nothing else.

Rich is gone. Devin is gone. Brian is gone. Brad carries it on stage, and I carry it in the record.

Today I'm Co-CEO of Sack Boyz Entertainment — an independent label out of Orlando, run by four Co-CEOs. I was at the beginning of LFO. I am at the beginning of SBE. That's the whole reference: I was there, I did the work, and I'm still here.

Terrance 'Terry Martin' Edwards — 3-time RIAA Gold & Platinum award recipient. As LFO's manager at signing (Trans Continental Records), he guided the group as their Arista album LFO and the single 'Summer Girls' went Platinum and 'Girl on TV' went Gold in 1999. His management credit is printed on the group's 1998 single 'If I Can't Have You.'

— Terrance "Terry Martin" Edwards