Often, endings are just new beginnings in disguise. As 2012 saw the curtain close on a decade of the David Crowder* Band, long-time band members Mike Dodson (Mike D), Mark Waldrop, Jack Parker and Jeremy Bush (Bwack) sought to write a new chapter in their story by continuing to create, perform and produce music together for the Church. It was out of that desire to keep serving the faithful that The Digital Age was born. In this high tech age, they remain grounded by the roots they planted long ago at University Baptist Church in the small college town of Waco, Texas near the Baylor University campus. The members of the band have been leading worship there in some form since its inception in 1995. It's from there that they are sent out to the Church at large, a body they believe is beautiful, diverse, creative and alive -- qualities they strive to reflect in the music they create. The tracks for Evening : Morning were written in a quasi-conceptual, temporal fashion, moving through the night to the morning. The album is characterized by a sound that is both unique and familiar at the same time. They call it alternative Church music, and they blend with modern melodic soundscapes and interesting electronic sounds with reverent and personal lyrics. - Provident
