Falling Up

Falling Up is set to release their next project
”Captiva”- on October 2nd

San Diego, Ca.…August 1, 2007…Between recording and touring relentlessly- Falling Up has disciplined themselves enough to honor their fans request and record their next CD. The name of the project is “Captiva” and will be released October 2, 2007. Their two previous releases “Crashings” and “Dawn Escapes” garnered numerous chart-topping Rock and CHR singles (including R&R Rock song of the year).

“I really wanted to bring back some of the prominent synthesized sounds of the 80’s on this new project,” states Ribordy. “On the other records I was into modern electronica, but on this one we took it back. Also, we wanted to tap into diversity and dynamics on this record. Our past records were pretty straightforward rock with a couple softer songs. I wanted to bring dynamics into individual songs so the album as a whole would be more interesting from front to back.”

Ribordy is heartfelt and reflective in this new production, and delivers intelligence in lyrics that can only arise through the experiences that spending time with the Lord on the road can envelope. On the opening line of “How they Made Cameras,” Jessy lays a clever and heartfelt foundation for what is to come with phrases like “feeling the glass to tell how cold it is outside the car”. It is as if he is testing the waters in preparation for a courageous drive into new musical destinations by asking the listener if they are prepared to come along for the ride.

The radio airwaves have played a major role in shaping the success of ‘Falling Up’, and promise to play an even larger role in the influencing “Captiva’s” reach throughout Christian Contemporary Music. Our projections are that their single “Hotel Aquarium” will undoubtedly serve as one of the year’s most influential singles at CHR with its heavy driving guitars. We also believe the single “Maps,” a worship tune, will propel the band into the uncharted waters of AC radio.

With a formidable touring history under their belt, including past jaunts with Pillar, TFK, Kutless, and Hawk Nelson; Falling Up has an embraced encouragement from a solid fan base that is propelling them into new markets. They promise to continue to bring an enigmatic manifestation of new songs, which will both captivate and stimulate. Worship is the response they are going for, without a doubt.

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