Psalms and Hymns is a project put together by Eric Priest of Houston, Texas. The songs are Biblical Psalms and old hymns with modern music settings. Eric now attends Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando. He is studying to become an ordained teaching elder in the PCA (Presbyterian Church in America), concentrating in Worship, Church Music, and Liturgy.

This 10-song project consists of 7 rewritten hymns and 3 psalms. Eric is an excellent song-writer and musician, playing Guitar, Piano, Accordion, French Horn (major), Mandolin, and Hammond B3.

Credits on the Album Include:
Sue Austin - Cello
Garett Buell - Drums/Percussion (Percussion Arrangements)
Graham Eubanks - Double Bass
Reese Hazel - Upright Bass
Nils Jonsson - Violin
Kimberly Lamb - Oboe
Ryan Owens - Acoustic Bass
Glenna Roscoe - Harmony Vocals on "May the Peoples Praise You (Psalm 67)"
Amy Wiggs - Flute on "Christ, of All My Hopes the Ground"
Steven Wiggs - Cello on "Christ, of All My Hopes the Ground"

Check out clips on Eric's website.

www.psalmsandhymns.com

Mastered by Bob Boyd at Ambient Digital
Released in November 2005

Think "The Beatles" meet "Simon and Garfunkel" and add an alternative, edgy twist and you've got "The Southern Sea." With amazing song-writing by Brad Wofford and produced by the band, each song contains contrasting parts that play off of each other for a unique sound. Recorded at Brad's house, this project maintains that raw garage band feel while getting a produced edge from the services at BCS.

This is The Southern Sea's second EP. Listen to it on their myspace.com site.

myspace.com/thesouthernsea

Released in December 2004

Steady On is a San Antonio, Texas based Christian pop band. Jeff and Angel (who founded the band) are old friends - Jeff from his first band, Legacy. Jeff and Legacy actually had a lot to do with founding Blue Couch Studios with his musical influence.

The band's music is really a folk-emphasized sound turned pop/rock. Centralizing on acoustic guitars and 3-part harmony, the songs ring back to the early days of Caedmon's Call. Jeff is an amazing song-writer with his primary influences being Caedmon's Call and Rush.

Credits on the Album Include:
Trip Wamsley - Bass Guitar
Ryan Owens - Bass Guitar (on Made to Honor You)
Randy Holsapple - Hammond B3
Chase Jenkins - Strings Arrangement
Nils Jonsson - Violins
Max Dyer - Cellos
Garett Buell - Percussion
Drums and Hammond B3 recorded at 2nd Studios, Houston, Texas - Engineered by Taylor Lee and Bob Boyd, Assisted by Lance Orton of BCS

Mastered by Bob Boyd at Ambient Digital
Released in November 2004