David Lowman was the owner of Ocala Hydraulics Plus, Inc. located in Ocala Florida. David is also an equity owner in another hydraulics company. David has been instrumental in designing special use hydraulic equipment for many industrial applications but also has an extensive background in country music.
David started playing and entertaining professionally in the early 1970s with a six-piece band called The Southern Express. Tour dates included clubs, fairs and concerts and venues such as the Nashville Palace and Billy Bob’s. As the lead singer of The Southern Express David opened for acts like Lee Greenwood, Ronnie McDowell, Hank Williams, Jr., Jon Anderson, Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley and many others. In 1980 David had a successful single release with the song, “Gone But Not Forgotten.”
After David and his wife Lisa moved to Ocala, Florida, they met Bobby Land, forming United Alliance Entertainment Group, LLC in 2006 for the purpose of developing a foundation that would lead to formation of a Nashville based record label.
David Lowman as a founder and principal also serves as a recording artist liaison for the label.
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