This list, which we keep always-current and as comprehensive as possible, would not be possible without the many contributions of CMCentral's readers. If you have information to contribute for this list, please email it to us. Much of the information here is collected in the Ask CMCentral Q&A columns.

Artists are listed in alphabetical order by last name or band name.

Aaron*Jeoffrey
The father/son duo pursued solo careers beginning in 2000 (see their individual listings under "Benward" below).
   • Artist Database: Aaron*Jeoffrey

Jimmy Abegg
Best known as one of Rich Mullins' Ragamuffins, Jimmy Abegg (aka Jimmy A) is now serving as Creative Director (aka "Image Czar") at Rocketown Records. It is unknown if he intends to record ever again. He's also an accomplished painter.

According to John
Disbanded. See this News story for full details.
   • Artist Database: According to John
   • Website: www.accordingtojohn.com

Age of Faith
Plans to release new CD in 2004. Frontman Jimi Ray created a new record label, Steelroots Records, home to bands like Strange Occurrence and The Combat Junkies, but left in the summer of 2003 to run the gospel division of KB Records. Ray also is working on solo material and hosts the music video show REPLAY on the Inspiration Network.
   • Website: www.jimiray.com

Paul Alan
A reliable source has indicated to CMCentral that Alan is preparing to record his second album soon. Alan has also recently married and reportedly has acquired steady and reliable work outside of the music industry, while continuing to write.
   • Artist Database: Paul Alan
   • Website: www.paulalan.com

Allies
Retired. Lead vocalist Bob Carlisle has gone on to a successful solo career, and currently lives in Las Vegas. Founding member Randy Thomas owns a recording studio in Franklin, TN. Founding member Sam Scott now lives in Westerville, OH, and continues to write songs for the likes of Carlisle, Avalon, and others. He works as a builder and realtor. Matthew Chapman lives in California and continues to play bass. Jimmy Erickson lives outside of Nashville and plays drums part-time.

All Together Separate
This eclectic rock band performed its last concert on March 22, 2003 at Azusa Pacific University. The band cited a desire to pursue "new paths" as its reasons for disbanding, although the possibility was left open that they could regroup for other projects in the future. Drew is currently playing with Switchfoot. Former lead singer Dex Alexander is working as a solo artist. Bassist Charles Rumahlewang stays busy as a session bassist, keyboardist, arranger, and producer in the Los Angeles area. Drummer Ben Rayls is currently playing and touring with a new Latin-rock band out of Southern California called Moi.
   • Artist Database: All Together Separate

Maia Amada
After two nationally-released records, Amada went on to become a successful independent artist, releasing two independent albums, Out of the Ashes and a Christmas album, Scarlet Ribbons. Find out more about her ministry at her website (below).
   • Artist Database: Maia Amada
   • Website: www.maiaamada.com

Angelo & Veronica
A&V released their last album in 1999, Change. The recently contributed a duet to an album called Worthy Of, which was released by Christ Life Church.

Anointed
A CMCentral reader reports that the duo has signed with Sony Gospel.
   • Artist Database: Anointed

Carolyn Arends
After her contract with Reunion Records ended, Arends moved on to a smaller label based out of own native Canada. She continues to record and tour.
   • Artist Database: Carolyn Arends
   • Website: www.carolynarends.com

Ash Mundae
Chuck Ash now co-fronts a pop/rock band based in Nashville called Hether (not a typo), which is reportedly entertaining label interest now, and does not consider itself to be a Christian band. Jeremy Ash is now an independent solo artist and songwriter.
   • Artist Database: Ash Mundae
   • Hether Website: www.stereoblis.net

Susan Ashton
Ashton left Christian Music and moved to mainstream Country music in early 1999 and released a country album, entitled Closer, in July of '99, on Capitol Records. She has also done background work for artists like Garth Brooks, but nothing is known about her recent activities.
   • Website: capitol-nashville.com

Aurora
After the Pamplin Records closing in 2001, the trio decided to go back and finish college. Lauren got married in May 2002. The group's website is still up and running, but long out-of-date. Future recording plans are unknown.
   • Artist Database: Aurora
   • Website: www.aurorasisters.com

Trace Balin
Current status unknown.
   • Website: www.originalwebs.com/tracebalin/

Brian Barrett
He's been spotted performing here and there over the years, but word has it he's lost interest in recording. A CMCentral reader tells us that Barrett and his wife have been in serving as missionaries in Poland, and plan to remain there for the time time being.

Beanbag
Disbanded in late 2002 after a severe accident in their tour van. All of the band's members have since healed and are alive and well.
   • Artist Database: Beanbag

Margaret Becker
Becker released a new album through Here to Him Music in 2003. In late 2002 she released an acoustic set disc called My Refuge (available through her website, below). She also produced Ginny Owens' acoustic CD, Blueprint, which also released in late 2002. She is said to be focused on mentoring right now.
   • Artist Database: Margaret Becker
   • Website: www.maggieb.com

Believable Picnic
After two albums on Absolute Records, according to a CMCentral reader, Believable Picnic became The Luxury Stars in 2001 and has been playing shows in and around Tennessee for the last couple years. The band has been promising to release a full album for years, but it hasn't happened yet.
   • Artist Database: Believable Picnic
   • Website: www.theluxurystars.com

Benjamin
Disbanded after two albums. Benjamin Gaither still writes music, and has been involved in creating and producing children's videos, among other things. Drummer Larry Babb has toured in various bands over the years. Beth Fox recorded a solo independent album. Other band members pop up in various roles from time to time. Tiffany Arbuckle has probably achieved the most notoreity, with her career as rock & roll singer/songwriter Plumb.

The Benjamin Gate
The Benjamin Gate called it quits in late 2003. Lead vocalist Adrienne Liesching recently was married to solo rocker Jeremy Camp.
   • Artist Database: The Benjamin Gate
   • Website: www.thebenjamingate.com

Aaron Benward
Aaron has partnered with Scott Reeves to form the group Blue Country on Curb/Asylum Records.
   • Artist Database: Aaron Benward
   • Website: www.aaronbenward.com

Jeoffrey Benward
On sabbatical for the first half of 2003, Benward is currently writing a book.
   • Artist Database: Jeoffrey Benward
   • Website: www.jeoffreybenward.com

Lisa Bevill
The fabulous Ms. Bevill has once again slid off the radar, after returning to the scene a few years ago with a self-titled album. She had indicated thereafter that she hoped to continue her recording career, but aside from background vocals and liner notes, she has rarely been seen.
   • Artist Database: Lisa Bevill
   • Website: www.lisabevill.com

Beyond the Blue
Disbanded after one album. Marty Funderburk works with the Southern Gospel label Daywind Records, and continues to write, produce, engineer, vocal coaching, arranging, and background vocals (mostly in the Southern Gospel genre). Steve Smith lives in Atlanta, and works as a manager in the music industry. He also started an Artist/Sports Management company.

Big Fat Jam
Disbanded in December 2003.
   • Artist Database: Big Fat Jam
   • Website: www.bigfatjam.com

Big Tent Revival
According to Randy Williams, "My band, Big Tent Revival, never "officially" broke up--not that anyone cares, but in the spirit of your column, I'll offer the info. Steve Wiggins is recording his second solo album this spring/summer. Spence Smith is the head of the artist program at Compassion, Int'l. Steve Dale is the high school youth minister at Christ Community Church in Franklin, TN. I was touring with Tait but moved to Los Angeles last summer to write and play with various folks, and David Alan and Rick Heil (original bassist) are playing with Sonicflood. There are occasional conversations about recording again or to play the odd show, but nothing so far."
   • Artist Database: Big Tent Revival
   • Artist Database: Steve Wiggins
   • Steve Wiggins Website: www.stevewiggins.com

Black Eyed Sceva
Now known as Model Engine. Current status unknown.
   • Artist Database: Model Engine
   • Website: home.earthlink.net/~bradden/

Selena Bloom
Retired.

Brent Bourgeois
After three solo albums and two with the band Bourgeois Tagg, Bourgeois went on to become Vice President of A&R for Word Records, helping to guide the careers of artists like Cindy Morgan and Rachael Lampa.

Kim Boyce
Kim, and her husband, Gary Koreiba, now live in Branson, MO where Gary is a member of the popular Branson vocal group, Pierce Arrow. Kim also sings at the Pierce Arrow Theater as the main Female Vocalist. Check her out at www.piercearrowtheater.com. Kim and Gary are the proud parents of Little Gary, 9, and Alexander, 5. Kim and Gary have just completed their first duet album project, which is scheduled for release on the newly formed Renaissance Music Group label.

Broomtree
Disbanded in 2002.
   • Artist Database: Broomtree

Matt Brouwer
Moved in 2002 from Nashville to Houston to work alongside Chris Tomlin in a worship gathering called "The Harvest." According to his website, Brouwer will release a new album, Unlearning, in March 2004.
   • Artist Database: Matt Brouwer
   • Website: www.mattbro.com

Keith Brown
Fell off the radar after his second album released in 1995. His name has been seen in assorted credits on a handful of albums over the years, such as a contribution he made to a 1997 Mother Teresa tribute album. Brown was most recently sighted in a photo attached to a press release (posted on CMCentral -- third photo from the top) showing him in the studio with Sixpence None the Richer's Leigh Nash. Brown is listed as co-writer and co-producer on a song entitled "A Charmed Life," which Nash contributed to the soundtrack for the MGM film, Uptown Girls.

Buck Enterprises
A CMCentral reader writes to say that the group has played its last show during summer 2003. The group's website is no longer running. Lead singer Seth Mercer now plays bass for the Chicago-based alternative band Orfyn.
   • Artist Database: Buck Enterprises

Joanna Carlson
After the release of The Light of Home in 1995, Carlson did not resign with Reunion Records when it was sold in 1996. She went on to tour and write songs for other artists while working for Rocketown Publishing and Word Publishing. She worked for both companies until 2000. Since then, she independently released an acoustic pop album called The Waiting Room and a jazz Christmas album called Christmas With You. She also published a children's book. All three projects are available by writing to JC Music & Publishing, 2150 Salem St. Chico, CA or by calling 1-877-867-JAZZ.
   • Website: www.joannacarlson.com

Andrew Carlton
Signed with The Butterfly Group's Flying Leap Records and released a new album entitled Falling In.
   • Artist Database: Andrew Carlton
   • Website: www.andrewcarlton.com

Burlap to Cashmere
At last account, was planning to record a second album, but has not been heard from in quite some time. The band's website is also no longer available. Former lead vocalist Steven Delopoulos made his debut as a solo artist in May of 2003.
   • Artist Database: Burlap to Cashmere

Eric Champion
Eric Champion is back this time he's brought a band, Rook, releasing their debut record in early 2005. Rook is currently in the studio working on their full length debut and Champion fans can look for a single hopefully sometime late this year. Rook is being described a "very modern rock pop with many brit pop influences for fans of OK GO, Self, Ima Robot, Luna Halo, Jellyfish, Blur and Radiohead". For now you can listen to some of the rough mixes here: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/rookusmusic.htm

Channel Surfers
Current status unknown.

Chasing Furies
Disbanded after just one album. Sarah Meeker (now MacIntosh) married Jonathan MacIntosh, from Luna Halo, and has appeared on the Soul Lift compilation as well as on Michael W. Smith's Worship Again, singing on "Lord Have Mercy." A few years ago she was rumored to be working on a solo album, writing songs with Sixpence None the Richer's Matt Slocum, but that was never verified, and nothing has ever been released.
   • Artist Database: Chasing Furies

Chris Christian
Christian is now president of Home Sweet Home Records, which releases classic, sometimes otherwise out-of-print Christian albums (and a few new ones) from many of the artists that are on this very list.
   • Artist Database: Chris Christian
   • Website: www.homesweethomerecords.com

Church of Rhythm
Disbanded after two albums. Founder Max Hsu went on to create the successful band Superchick. Hsu said in 2001 that he "wouldn't be surprised" to see Church of Rhythm resurface someday. Bassist Jerome Cunningham played with Superchick on "One Girl Revolution" and has released an independent project as the frontman for Jam160D.

Circadian Rhythm
Disbanded in early 2002.
   • Artist Database: Circadian Rhythm

Clear
Disbanded in 2001. Lead guitarist Matt Berry is now a worship leader at Eagle Brook Church in White Bear Lake, MN. Alison is reportedly living in Nashville, contemplating a solo career. Two of the other band members are finishing their degrees at Bethel College in St. Paul, MN.
   • Artist Database: Clear

Code of Ethics
Disbanded in 2001.
   • Artist Database: Code of Ethics

Common Children
Recorded what was presumably their last record in 2001. Marc Byrd, who has become a sought-after songwriter (he co-wrote "God of Wonders"), has formed a new group with his wife, Christine Glass, called GlassByrd.
   • Artist Database: Common Children
   • Artist Database: GlassByrd
   • GlassByrd Website: www.glassbyrd.net

Considering Lily
Disbanded in 1999.
   • Artist Database: Considering Lily

John Cox
Still performing, functioning now as an independent artist. Reeased his third album, Worth Dying For, in early 2003. See his website for more details.
   • Artist Database: John Cox
   • Website: www.coxrox.com

Clay Crosse
Since his record deal with Reunion Records ended a few years ago, Crosse has released an independent Christmas album (later re-released by Christian Records), and Christian Records' website (www.christianrecords.net) made it appear that Crosse has signed a recording deal with them, although his was never been formally announced. Nothing is known about when he plans to record again except for the fact that he definitely does. Clay also serves as a worship leader for a church in Memphis, Tennessee pastored by Dana Key (formerly of the group DeGarmo & Key).
   • Artist Database: Clay Crosse
   • Website: www.claycrosse.com

Rick Cua
As of 2001, Cua was serving as Vice President, Creative, at EMI Christian Music Publishing. It is unknown if he still holds the position. It is known, however, that he is currently hosting a series of web-based videos at worshiptogether.com called the New Song Café, which introduces worship leaders to new songs and shares background information about them and the people who wrote them. Cua also performs at the Kingdom Bound fest annually.

Curious Fools
The band is in the process of developing a website: www.curiousfools.com, and there is an email address listed on the front page of that site for further contact/information.

dc Talk
While each of the guys continue to pursue their solo careers, Toby McKeehan seems to have given the final word on the subject of a reunion backstage at the 34th Annual Dove Awards: "We're not going to do another dc Talk album until we're dying to do one."
   • Artist Database: dc Talk
   • Website: www.dctalk.com

Dear Epehsus
Current status unknown; presumed disbanded.

Teri DeSario
DeSario earned a performance credit on a 2001 dance music compilation, but is unknown if she is still recording.

Dime Store Prophets
Current status unknown.

Dogs of Peace
Both Gordon Kennedy and Jimmy Lee Sloas currently have successful careers as behind-the-scenes professionals in the music industry. Kennedy is best known as a songwriter and Sloas is a sought-after producer. It is unknown if they ever intend to reunite for a second album.

Dream of Eden
Disbanded after two albums.

Dryve
Disbanded in January 1998.

Keith Dudley
Dudley is believed to currently be serving a minister, traveling around the country and speaking at various churches.

Bryan Duncan
Still performing and writing new songs, although his future recording plans are unclear. See his website (below) for more.
   • Artist Database: Bryan Duncan
   • Website: www.bryand.com

East to West
Disbanded after their second album in 1995. Jay DeMarcus is currently a member of the successful country band Rascal Flatts. Neal Coomer is currently a cast member of the stage musical "The Rock & The Rabbi," which is now playing at The Plaza Theatre in Orlando, FL.
   • Rascal Flatts Website: www.rascalflatts.com
   • "The Rock & The Rabbi" Website: www.therockandtherabbi.com

Earthsuit
See this News report for the full story on what happened to Earthsuit and its band members' current status. After its recording contract with Sparrow Records came to an end in 2002, Earthsuit has more or less disbanded. In mid-2003, frontman Paul Meany confirmed on the band's website that Earthsuit as a band is officially over. Paul and Darren King have formed a production team called Math, and have been working with tobyMac on his next record, as well as his Re:Mix Momentum album. The duo are also writing and performing together under the "MuteMath" moniker, with a new album due out this summer. Adam LaClave has formed a new band called Macrosick, which Meany and King may also play for. Guitarist Dave Rumsey has joined Jason Morant's band.
   • Artist Database: Earthsuit

David Edwards
Edwards has recently reissued his previous recordings, and has recorded a new Christmas CD.
   • Website: www.studioedwards.com

John Elefante
Elefante is reportedly working on a greatest hits collection which will include three new songs. After that, he plans to begin work on his next solo project. Since Pamplin Records, the label he was signed to, went under two years ago, it is unknown how or when Elefante plans to release these two projects, although it's said that he hopes to have the greatest hits album out before the end of 2003. We have also received word that there has been talk of recording a new Mastedon album. Elefante and his brother Dino have also started a new production company and are developing several new artists; formal announcements about this new company and its artists should be forthcoming soon.
   • Artist Database: John Elefante

Element 101
Disbanded in late 2002.
   • Artist Database: Element 101
   • Website: www.element101.com

Eli
Still touring and recording as an independent artist. See his website (below) for more.
   • Artist Database: Eli
   • Website: www.elinews.com

Michael English
English has been taking time off to enjoy his new marriage this year, but has also spent a lot of time in the studio, prepping for the release of two new albums: the follow-up to Gospel and a Christmas album, both of which are due out before the end of 2003.
   • Artist Database: Michael English
   • Website: www.michaelenglish.org

Everybodyduck
Disbanded after their fourth album in 2000. Darin McWatters, former lead singer of the band, is said to be directing a 9-month discipleship program for college-age young people at his home church in California. Guitarist Tim Sovinec is now working as a youth pastor in California. Bassist Mark Stafford is a youth pastor in Phoenix. Singer Miranda Landers and drummer Tim Brinkman are now married and have been in full time music ministry together since the band broke up. Miranda and Tim continue to record and tour together.

Evie
After recording at least fifteen albums, Evie retired after her last album released in 1987. Evie and her husband Pele are partially responsible for the SkyAngel satellite network (Evie's voice can be heard on some SkyAngel commercials).

Fanmail
Disbanded. Scott Siletta went on to create new label Vanishing Point Records. Siletta also has a new band called The Franchise, which he formed with Off the Record's lead singer Keith Allen and bassist Chris Ozorio. The Franchise's debut CD, Original Inevitable, releases on June 3, 2003.
   • Artist Database: Fanmail
   • Artist Database: The Franchise
   • Vanishing Point Website: www.vanishingpointrecords.com

First Call
The original trio of McCall, Keen, and Tunney reunited to record a song on Dennis Jernigan's newest worship album, Hands Lifted High. No word on an future plans.
   • Artist Database: Bonnie Keen
   • Bonnie Keen Website: www.bonniekeen.com

Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy played its last show in November 2003, citing a calling on all of the band members' hearts to "move on to other things." After one last studio recording sometime this summer, the band is scheduled to hold a farewell tour from September through November, culminating in a final show in Denver, Colorado. Though nothing conclusive has been announced, it is possible that some of the band's members may continue the Brave Saint Saturn side-project band. Reese and Sonnie have formed a new band Guerilla Rodeo, with Ethan Luck of the Supertones and Josh Abbot and John Warne of Ace Troubleshooter.
   • Artist Database: Five Iron Frenzy
   • Five Iron Frenzy Website: www.fiveironfrenzy.com
   • Guerilla Rodeo Website: www.guerillarodeo.com

Five O'Clock People
Disbanded. Andy Uppendahl is now playing with another band. Pat Tetreault and Drew Grow have formed their own band, called Careen (see website, below). Alex Walker's current status is unknown, although he and Tetreault played a show together in Oregon in January 2003. Kris Doty's current status is unknown. Information quoted from Any Little Everything FOP fansite.
   • Artist Database: Five O'Clock People
   • Careen Website: www.careen.net

Fleming and John
The members of Fleming and John have been working with Jars of Clay, Ben Folds Five, John Mayer, Jeff Deyo, Radial Angel, By The Tree, and several other artists. The band is still playing the occaisional show, including one with Ben Folds Five in July 2003
   • Website: www.flemingandjohn.com

Flight 180
Disbanded. Some original members reunited to form the band She Said No. No further concrete information is available.

Fono
They've been recording their second album since shortly after the Flood. Fono's second album, studio, and band equipment was lost in the San Diego fires in October 2003.
   • Artist Database: Fono
   • Website: www.fono.net

Foreverafter
Their website is still up and running (though there's nothing current there), but they haven't been heard from in ages. Current status unknown.
   • Artist Database: Foreverafter
   • Website: www.foreverafter.net

Forty Days
Twin brothers Joel and Mark are still together, and have released an EP of all-new material entitled New. It (and more information on the band's current happenings) is available at the Forty Days website (below).
   • Artist Database: Forty Days
   • Website: www.fortydays.com

The Frantics
Disbanded after one album. Various members have joined up with indie groups Goodbye Audio and London Calling (see "Guardian" below).
   • Artist Database: The Frantics
   • Artist Database: London Calling
   • Goodbye Audio Website: www.goodbyeaudio.com
   • London Calling Website: www.thelondoncalling.com

Ghoti Hook
Disbanding in 2003; final performance set for Cornerstone 2003.
   • Artist Database: Ghoti Hook
   • Website: www.ghotihook.com

Jon Gibson
Though many believe Gibson has disappeared, he is in fact still recording and touring. His last album, released in 2002, was titled Soulful Hymns. See his official website (below).
   • Artist Database: Jon Gibson
   • Website: www.jongibson.com

Ben Glover
After releasing his debut album, 26 Letters, with Word Records in 2001, Glover was one of the artists lost amid the Word reshuffle when they were bought out by Warner Bros. Records. We hear that Glover is "on the verge" of signing a new record deal.
   • Artist Database: Ben Glover

Grammatrain
Disbanded in 1999 after three albums. Frontman Pete Stewart has been engaged in numerous roles throughout the industry (see "Pete Stewart" below). Grammatrain's second guitarist, Mike Blake, has formed a new band, Gideon's Press, with founding Grammatrain member Paul Rorabach.
   • Gideon's Press Website: www.gideonspress.com

Guardian
Disbanded. David Bach accepted a position as Vice President of A&R with Forefront Records before moving on to a similar position at Reunion Records. Tony Palacios has produced several albums and worked in other capacities in the industry over the years. Frontman Jamie Rowe dabbled in solo work before forming a new band, Longon Calling, which he is currently shopping around for a new record deal. London Calling also features former members of The Frantics (see "The Frantics" above).
   • Artist Database: Guardian
   • Artist Database: Jamie Rowe
   • Artist Database: London Calling
   • London Calling Website: www.thelondoncalling.com

Hangnail
Disbanding after last performance in July of 2003 at Cornerstone Festival. Nick Radovanovic has formed a new band called Acceptance.
   • Artist Database: Hangnail
   • Website: www.hangnailmusic.com

Harvest
Disbanded in the mid-90s. Ed Kerr is now a songwriter for Integrity Music. Paul Wilbur is a best-selling Hosanna! Music worship leader. Jerry Williams is involved in ministry in Texas. Keyboard player Ben Ketting has his own national television show, focusing on children's praise & worship, in The Netherlands. Rumor has it that he's working on a new solo album.

Nikki Hassman
The former member of Avalon released a solo album in 2000, from which one song landed a spot in the soundtrack to The Wedding Planner. Current status unknown. Her website is no longer running.

Hoi Polloi
Hoi Polloi disbanded in 1996. Drummer Scotty Pearson was later a member of Form.

Hokus Pick
Disbanded in 1999. At last account, Matt was working for a promotions company, Dave was working for for an insurance company, Russ was music director at a summer camp, and Rick was working in the music industry as a producer.

Layton Howerton
After one major label release, Howerton is now functioning as an independent artist. See his website (below) for more information.
   • Website: www.thestorytellersjournal.com

Katy Hudson
Now recording under the name Katheryn Perry to avoid confusion with actress Kate Huson. Signed last year with Island/Def-Jam Records and has been working on her debut mainstream album. Also has been spotted among the credits on several albums.
   • Artist Database:
   • Website: www.katyhudson.com

Inside the Outside
Inside sources indicate that the band's record label, Aluminum Records, has apparently reached an almost defunct status. ItO asked to be released from its contract and is currently working on new demos as they shop for a new record deal. Bass player Chris Watt and drummer Lonnie Thompson have both left the group, and have been replaced by Matt Erickson and Reid Stains.
   • Artist Database: Inside the Outside
   • Website: www.insidetheoutside.net

Jacob's Trouble
Disbanded. Former members Keith Johnston (guitar), Ron Cochren (drums), and Steve Atwell (bass) are all now members of a band called Janah. Former frontman Jerry Davidson now serves as a youth pastor at a church in Las Vegas. He also formed a new band called Sideways 8, which released an EP in 2001 called Uberpop.
   • Website: www.janah.org
   • Website: artists.mp3.com/artists/103/sideway8.html

Sarah Jahn
Sarah Jahn co-wrote a song with Stephen Gause for his 2000 release Beautiful Time, but her current status is unknown.

Michael James
Retired from recording and now serves as Exaltation Pastor at Central Christian Church in Henderson, Nevada (a Las Vegas suburb). James is reportedly writing and producing worship projects for the church.
   • Website: www.centralchristian.com

Johnny Q. Public
Disbanded. Current status of band members unknown.
   • Artist Database: Johnny Q. Public

Mancy A'lan Kane
The last report we heard about Ms. Kane was that she was attending college and had no plans to record again.

Kara
Released a self-titled solo album on Vertical Records in 2002. She is currently listed on the INO Records website but no further information is available.
   • Artist Database: Kara

Khanyisa
Current status unknown. Their website is gone.
   • Artist Database: Khanyisa

Kindred Three
Lost amid the Pamplin Records shutdown. The group has disbanded.
   • Artist Database: Kindred Three

Jennifer Knapp
Currently on sabbatical, but still under contract with Gotee Records, so we assume she will be back eventually. Gotee released a two disc "greatest hits" album, The Collection, in November 2003. Her official website is not longer running, apparently lost in the shuffle when she changed management companies.
   • Artist Database: Jennifer Knapp

L.A. Symphony
Despite the long-delayed and then cancelled release of their first major album on Squint Entertainment, L.A. Symphony is still going strong, both as a group and as solo artists. See this interview for the full story on what happened and what they're up to now.
   • Artist Database: L.A. Symphony
   • Website: www.lasymphony.com

Nikki Leonti
After staging a comeback in 2001, Leonti was lost in the Pamplin Music closure later that year. Her website is down and she has no current concerts scheduled. Rumors circulated last year that Gotee Records had shown some interest in her, but nothing seems to have come from that. She is currently living in Jacksonville, Florida and does regular studio work in Nashville. Leonti also works with crisis pregnancy centers and has been singing backup on a recent tour with 4Him and Jonathan Pierce.
   • Artist Database: Nikki Leonti

Grover Levy
At last report, Levy had retired from music and returned to teaching and coaching at a local high school in Nashville. He had mentioned a desire to someday release another album.

Ji Lim
At last report, Lim had graduated from seminary, and was serving as assistant pastor at a church in Philadelphia, PA.

Living Sacrifice
A CMCentral reader wrote to say that the band's last show was July 12, 2003 at Lifest in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. After thirteen years, this highly-respected band is calling it quits. Former guitarist Jason Truby is now a member of P.O.D.
   • Artist Database: Living Sacrifice
   • Website: www.livingsacrifice.com

Greg Long
Greg Long has signed a recording contract with Christian Records and is currently at work on his next album. He has also joined the group Avalon.
   • Artist Database: Greg Long
   • Website: www.greglong.com

Loudflower
Current status unknown; presumed disbanded.

David Martin
Has not released an album since 1994, but continues to show up in the performing and production credits of various albums.

Sarah Masen
Though she is no longer signed to a label, she is reportedly writing for "a couple of new albums."
   • Artist Database: Sarah Masen
   • Website: www.sarahmasen.com

Kyle Matthews
Lost in the Benson Records shutdown; now functioning as an independent artist. Released his second album, Sing Down, through Grassroots Music in late 2002.
   • Artist Database: Kyle Matthews
   • Website: www.kylematthews.com

Kevin Max
No longer with Forefront Records (as a solo artist -- he's still a member of dc Talk, though), Max has finished up his newest album, Between the Fence and the Universe, which you can pre-order at his website.
   • Artist Database: Kevin Max
   • Website: www.kevinmax.us

Gary McSpadden
Has long been involved in artist development, being directly responsible for artists like Clay Crosse getting started in Christian Music. More information about McSpadden can be found at his website (below).
   • Website: www.garymcspadden.com

David Meece
Released an album in 2002 on Aluminum Records, which is no longer operating. He is still actively touring and enjoying radio success internationally. "We Are The Reason" is being featured as the theme to a Christmas TV special in Singapore, the first time a special with a Christian theme has been allowed there. His future recording plans are unknown.
   • Artist Database: David Meece
   • Website: www.davidmeece.com

Tim Miner
According to a reader who caught Miner performing on TBN one evening, he announced that he has started a new record label called Dream Nation and already had at least one artist signed, as well as himself. He said that the label would incorporate all genres of music to reach Christ. Miner also mentioned that he is doing the soundtrack to the next motion picture to be released by TBN.

Kelly Minter
Kelly is signed with Here to Him Records. She just wrote a book entitled Water Into Wine: Hope for the Miraculous in the Struggle of the Mundane.
   • Artist Database: Kelly Minter
   • Website: www.kellyminter.com

Cindy Morgan
Cindy has been surfaced on quite on a few compilation albums lately, such as Maranatha! Music's You Are Worthy of My Praise, and Cindy Diane's album, Face to Face, as well as contributed to writing on various projects (such as the upcoming Rocketown Records Christmas album). Word is that she is prepping for a comeback - unknown which label that might be with at this time.
   • Artist Database: Cindy Morgan

Ron David Moore
Current status unknown.

Amy Morriss
Current status unknown. Presumed retired.

Miss Angie
Her second album, Triumphantine, release in June of 1999. But we have no other information about her activities in the four years since.

David Mullen
Mr. Nicole C. Mullen seems to be volunarily taking a backseat to his wife's career these days. He's worked on each of her albums, as well as written songs for other artists. His own future recording plans are unknown.

My Friend Stephanie
Disbanded in January 2001.

Nouveaux
Disbanded after their second album in 1996. Frontman Paul Alan released a solo album in 2001 (see "Paul Alan" above).

Novella
Current status unknown; presumed disbanded.

The Normals
The band has called it quits. Andrew Osenga has released a solo album and has officially joined the band Caedmon's Call.
   • Artist Database: The Normals
   • Website: www.thenormals.com
   • Andrew Osenga Website: www.andrewosenga.com

Michael O'Brien
O'Brien signed on with Newsong as their lead vocalist in 2000. He continues to perform solo dates occasionally. His future recording plans as a solo artist are unknown.
   • Artist Database: Michael O'Brien
   • Website: www.michaelo.org

Erin O'Donnell
Recently signed with Inpop Records and is working on her next album for a Q3 or Q4 2003 release.
   • Artist Database: Erin O'Donnell

One Hundred Days
Disbanded. Onetime guitarist for the band, Tony Lind, now plays with the Craig Douglas Band. He teaches private music lessons in Oakville, Ontario, and plays as a studio musician every now and then. He was spotted at GMA 2003 accompanying Jim Witter. We have also received reports that he has filling in with Thousand Foot Krutch. Founder Andrew Horrocks currently lives in Kitchener, Ontario, and runs his own home recording studio, producing local Christian Canadian artists. One of Horrocks's songs made it onto an internationally released album, You and You Alone-the final incarnation of One Hundred Days (Tanner, Horrocks, Lind, and McWaters) were all involved in the project. Ian Tanner has been composing and producing music for a company in Canada which does album projects and animated series for kids. He is a big part of the DVD series "God Rocks" (Standard Publishing, USA), writing the musical scores for each episode, producing and performing the songs, and playing the parts of various characters on the show. The full length CD "God Rocks Cry Out" (released 2003) was produced and co-written by Tanner. Tanner's other CCM projects include "Potterfield Pond" and the "God Prints" Sunday School Curriculum series, featuring hundreds of compositions; and co-writing a song on Jim Witter's Curb album "Forgiveness," in 2003. Tanner also tours as a side-musician for Jim Witter, and country singers Jason McCoy and George Fox.
   • Artist Database: One Hundred Days
   • Ian Tanner Website: www.iantanner.com

Pete Orta
Current status unknown. His website is still functioning, but it has no current information.
   • Artist Database: Pete Orta
   • Website: www.peteorta.com

PFR
Patrick Andrew has confirmed that PFR is returning. They have signed a contract to record 8 "re-juiced" tunes and two new ones. Recording commences in August. Look for new music soon.
   • Artist Database: PFR
   • Artist Database: Joel Hanson
   • Joel Hanson Website: www.joelhanson.com

Paige
According to her website, Paige took two years off after her first album, but is now recording album #2. No word yet on how or when it will be available. There are currently five songs available for download on her website, two of which were used in the Warner Bros. movie Matchstick Men.
   • Artist Database: Paige
   • Website: www.thepaige.com

Parkway
Disbanded after one album. Lance Black has gone on to form a new band called Celebrity, which released its debut album, Lovesick, in May 2003, which was produced by PFR's Mark Nash. Damian Horne is President of A&R for Missionary Music Group Records. He has released a worship album through the label, entitled Elemental Worship.
   • Artist Database: Parkway
   • Celebrity Website: www.iamcelebrity.com
   • Missionary Music Group Records Website: www.mmgartists.com

Kendall Payne
A longtime resident of the Missing Artists list, this pop/rock songstress was highly acclaimed as a prominent new modern rock singer/songwriter with the release of her 1999 album, Jordan's Sister. She also recorded a song for the soundtrack to the television show Felicity and a duet with Matt Redman for his album Where Angels Fear To Tread. But within two years she had completely vanished from the business, no longer touring, and plans for her second album had apparently been shelved indefinitely. She recently showed up in the credits of a New Found Glory album.
   • Artist Database: Kendall Payne
   • Website: www.kendallpayne.com

Peter Penrose
At last report, Penrose was performing with Prison Fellowship several times a year, as well as a few church concerts throughout the United States. It is unknown if he has any interest in recording professionally again.

Chuckie Perez
Started his own label in 2002, through which he has released one project, with another due in the summer of 2004. Perez recently wrote and produced a praise and worship project for Jeff Fenholts, and has been writing and producing music for television and film, including CSI: Miami and 7th Heaven.
   • Website: www.chuckieperez.com

Leslie Phillips
Leslie Phillips (now known as Sam Phillips) left the Christian Music industry behind long ago and has become a mainstream artist. Some reports indicate that she has virtually renounced Christianity, although others say that she still maintains her faith.
   • Website: www.tmtm.com/sam

Jonathan Pierce
Was spotted at GMA 2003; rumor has it his next album is virtually complete, but he may be releasing it through Word Records instead of Curb, or perhaps a co-arrangement between the two. These negotiations are likely what has stalled the album for so long. Pierce also works as an interior designer on Country Music Television's Ultimate Home Country show. Click here for more about Pierce's role as on the show.
   • Artist Database: Jonathan Pierce
   • Website: www.jonathanpierce.com

Plankeye
Disbanded in 2002.
   • Artist Database: Plankeye
   • Website: www.plankeye.com

Polarboy
Status is uncertain. Thought to have survived the folding of Rustproof Records in 2002, but they have not toured or been heard from in quite some time. The band's website (polarboy.net) is also gone.
   • Artist Database: Polarboy

Rachel Rachel
Disbanded after their second album in 1993.

Raze
Raze has disbanded after Ja'Marc Davis was involved in a lawsuit involving one of the group's backup singers. The other three members subsequently went their separate ways. Mizzie was spotted hanging out at the Inpop Records showcase in Nashville at GMA 2003. Rumor has it she has seen interest from various labels in signing her as a solo artist. JD Webb was recently heard on the Oasis Praise album; he currently serves as worship leader at the Oasis Christian Center in California.
   • Artist Database: Raze

Reality Check
Disbanded in 1998. Two of its members went on to form Luna Halo (see "Luna Halo" above).

Rich Young Ruler
Disbanded in 1999.

Sarah Sadler
CMCentral has learned that Sarah Sadler is out of her contract with Essential, and she's actively pursuing a music career, just not in the Christian Music scene
   • Artist Database: Sarah Sadler
   • Website: www.sarahsadler.com

Satellite Soul
Independently released their third studio project, More To Love You, in late 2002. It's available at their website (below).
   • Artist Database: Satellite Soul
   • Website: www.satellitesoul.com

Scarecrow & Tinmen
Chris Padgett has released a solo CD, and the entire band is expected to release an independent album sometime soon.
   • Artist Database: Scarecrow & Tinmen
   • Website: www.scarecrowtinmen.com

Seven Day Jesus
Disbanded in 1998. Guitarist Russ Fox joined Bleach, and also released a solo project. Frontman Brian McSweeney started a new band of his own called Matthew, based in Chicago. Chris Beaty played guitar with Plankeye for a while. According to one of our readers, Beaty is now playing with The Supertones, after serving for a time as the band's road manager.
   • Artist Database: Seven Day Jesus

Shaded Red
Disbanded, although founders and brothers Jamie and Jon Roberts have created a new band called Indio, and now live in Los Angeles. Indio can often be heard playing at clubs along Los Angeles' Sunset Strip. On Shaded Red's second album, they recorded a remake of Benny Hester's hit "When God Ran," which has led to a collaboration between Indio and Hester on the new band's first recording (hopefully coming soon).
   • Artist Database: Shaded Red

ShineMK
Disbanded at the end of 2001. Nicki Rogers has begun a solo career, and released her debut album, entitled Colour Scheme. See her website (below) for more information.
   • Artist Database: ShineMK
   • Website: www.shinemk.co.uk
   • Nicki Rogers Website: www.nickirogers.com

Sierra
Sierra effectively retired after their last album in 2000, but founding member Wendi Green continues to carry on with her work in various ways. She and husband Brian Green released a hymns project in December 2002, while it looks as if Wendi Green herself has plans to work on a solo career.
   • Artist Database: Sierra
   • Website: www.sierra1.org
   • Wendi Green Website: www.wendifoygreen.com

Silage
Silage disbanded in 1999; founding members Damian Horne and Lance Black went on to form the new band Parkway, which released one record in 2000 (see "Parkway" above).

Sixpence None the Richer
The March 2004 issue of CCM Magazine reported that the multiple Dove Award winning, Grammy nominated group, Sixpence None the Richer, has called it quits. In a published letter from founding member Matt Slocum, the group says that after ten years they are closing their doors. They talk about their experiences, discuss future plans (including what will probably be their final album from Word Records) and, thank everyone for their support over the years.
   • Artist Database: Sixpence None the Richer
   • Sixpence Website: www.sixpence-ntr.com

Skypark
According to guitarist Jason Aszterbaum, the band is still together and working on a new CD with all original members in tact. Lead vocalist Tyrone Wells (who has his own website, below) has been keeping busy recording and performing his recent solo material. He resides in California and often plays weekly at local coffeehouses.
   • Artist Database: Skypark
   • Tyrone Wells Website: www.tyronewells.com

Smalltown Poets
Rumor has it that Smalltown Poets has signed with BEC Recordings. Their new album, It's Later Than It's Ever Been, is scheduled for a September release.
   • Artist Database: Smalltown Poets

Solomon's Wish
One of the many bands left hanging by Pamplin Music's sudden demise in 2001, Solomon's Wish is still around. They are currently functioning as an independint band, but are looking for a new record deal. They have added a new guitarist named Allen Willis to their ranks.
   • Artist Database: Solomon's Wish
   • Website: www.solomonswish.com

Spinaround
Disbanded.
   • Artist Database: Spinaround

Spooky Tuesday
Disbanded. Band members Jessica and Kevin are now married and have launched a new band called Chandelle.
   • Chandelle Website: www.chandellemusic.com

Pete Stewart
Grammatrain's former frontman enjoyed stints as a solo artist and as the guitarist for the band Tait, before amicably parting ways with the band to pursue other goals. He continues to be seen listed in production credits on various albums from time to time, and produced the upcoming !Hero - The Rock Opera soundtrack. Stewart is now the lead vocalist for former P.O.D. member Marcos Curiel's new band, The Accident Experiment.
   • Artist Database: Pete Stewart

Stereo Deluxx
Stereo Deluxx has released its entire second album as a free online download, which they call "the album we have always wanted to make." Download it here. Louis and Stacy Lux are also members of Goodbye Audio.
   • Artist Database: Stereo Deluxx

Stereo Motion
CMCentral has learned from one of its most trusted sources - that would be former editor, Robin Parrish - that the group Stereo Motion, formerly knowns as Phat Chance, has decided to part ways. Parrish says that Justin called the break-up completely amicable; they just felt like it was time to move onto other things: "he's moved to Nashville and plans to be a roadie working on various tours. I think Dallas is planning to go to college, Bryan wants to be a youth pastor, and I think he said Brent is getting married."
   • Artist Database: Stereo Motion

Strange Occurrence
The band is currently searching for a record deal, as Steelroots decided to drop its label to focus on other aspects of its ministry. A CMCentral reader reports that the band has two offers on the table, and should release a new album in 2004.
   • Artist Database: Strange Occurrence
   • Website: www.sorocks.com

Steve Taylor
After his label, Squint Entertainment, was bought out during the Warner Bros. deal in early 2002, Taylor has rarely been seen or heard from. He produced the Newsboys' two most recent albums, Thrive and Adoration, but nothing else is known about his recent activities. At one time he had been working on a film project, entitled Saint Gimp, which he was reportedly planning on self-recording a soundtrack for, as well. But it is unknown whether or not the film, or any future musical projects by Taylor, will ever come to fruition.

Melissa Tawlks
This popular Acquire the Fire worship leader released her debut solo album on the now-closed Pamplin Records in 2001. A CMCentral reader reports she is currently on staff at Rock of Rocklin in Rocklin, California as a worship leader. She co-wrote a song with Marcos Witt, her brother Micah Tawlks, and her sister Stephanie Tawlks that appeared on The Micah Tawlks Band October 2003 release Treasure. She plans to record again, but a time frame has yet to be determined.

Pam Thum
Functioning independently. See her website for more.
   • Artist Database: Pam Thum
   • Website: pamthum.gospelcom.net

Tammy Trent
Tammy has just released a new book that she wrote about her experiences relating to the death of her husband. The book is entitled Learning To Breathe Again. She still tours and sings with the Women of Faith conferences.
   • Artist Database: Tammy Trent
   • Website: www.tammytrent.com

Three Crosses
Still performing, independently. This three-man group has expanded into a six-man band. Lead vocalist Stephen Mark Pasch has released a solo album and has his own website (below). Nothing is known about the band's future recording plans.
   • Website: www.threecrosses.com
   • Stephen Mark Pasch Website: www.stephenmarkpasch.com

Three Strand
Three Strand had one major label release, Famished, before leaving their label in 2000. Scott and Aimee Joy are retired from recording, but Kara released a solo album on Vertical Records.
   • Artist Database: Kara
   • Three Stand Website: www.threestrand.com

Thump Dawgs
Current status unknown.

True Vibe
The quartet True Vibe, as it was known during their two-record stint on Essential Records, has disbanded. Jason Barton, Jordan Roe, and Nathan Gaddis are rumored to be working together as a new group called Sojourn Fare. Founding member Jonathan Lippmann, as he explained in this news report, has hired a new group of guys and plans to carry on as True Vibe with a more traditional vocal/harmony sound. Rumors suggest that Sojourn Fare may have already signed a new recording contract, while True Vibe is reportedly shopping around for a new deal now.
   • Artist Database: True Vibe
   • Website: www.true-vibe.com

Truth
After more than 20 years of ministry, Truth called it quits two years ago.
   • Artist Database: Truth

Tuesday's Child
Disbanded after their second album released in 1997.

Michelle Tumes
Her label contract with Sparrow Records appears to have ended after her third album, as she is no longer listed on Sparrow's roster. SHe is currently working on her fourth album and touring according to her website.
   • Artist Database: Michelle Tumes
   • Website: www.mtumes.com

Two Hearts
The Hodge's are new parents these days, and Carrie Hodge is reportedly staying at home full time to care for their new son. Michael, meanwhile, continues to produce and record with various artists.

V*enna
Disbanded after one album at the end of summer 2001. Sharnessa and her husband went back to the U.S., Lucy Britten married Lindsay West from The Tribe. Rumor has it that Lucy is working on a new band, but nothing has been formally announced.
   • Artist Database: V*enna
   • Website: www.v-enna.com

Jeni Varnadeau
Released an independent CD called Ménge in late 2002. Varnadeau is still touring and performing, now functioning as an independent artist.
   • Artist Database: Jeni Varnadeau
   • Website: www.jenivarnadeau.com

Tony Vincent
After releasing two Christian albums in the mid-90s, Vincent went on to become a successful performer on Broadway, with prominent roles in productions like Rent and Jesus Christ Superstar. In 2001, he reportedly signed a record deal with Epic/550 Records, and has been working on recording new music in between Broadway performances, but little is known about his next album, including when (if ever) he plans to release it.
   • Website: www.tonyvincent.com

Greg X. Volz
Volz released a solo album in 2001; his future recording plans are unknown. Greg and wife Barbara are directors of The Ministry Center at DC.
   • Website: www.gregxvolz.com

The W's
Disbanded in January 2001.
   • Artist Database: The W's

Matthew Ward
After surviving cancer, Ward is still recording and performing. More information is available at his website (below).
   • Website: www.matthewward.com

Sammy Ward
No longer with 40 Records, Ward is currently writing for future albums and working at Michael W. Smith's Rocketown club in Nashville.
   • Artist Database: Sammy Ward
   • Website: www.sammyward.com

Waterdeep
Still functioning as an independent artist. Released two albums independently in late 2002 -- the first a new Waterdeep album called Whole Nother Deal and the second a solo album by Don Chaffee called What You Don't Know. See their website for more information.
   • Artist Database: Waterdeep
   • Website: www.waterdeep.com

Whisper Loud
Still together and touring. Future recording plans are unknown. For more information, visit their website (below).
   • Artist Database: Whisper Loud
   • Website: www.whisperloud.com

Whitecross
Disbanded in the late 90s. Scott Wenzel released two solo albums and went on to do mission work in Paraguay. Rex Carroll went on to create the band King James.

Whiteheart
Disbanded. Mark Gersmehl (aka Gersh) released his solo debut in 2002, and is currently functioning as a solo artist. Billy Smiley created his own record label, Cul-de-Sac Records, home to artists like Justifide and Daniel's Window. Smiley released a collection of new music he had written for Whiteheart's next album on a project called Never Lost, which featured frontman Ric Florian on two songs. Florian now works as a real estate agent in Brentwood, TN, and also tours with a children's entertainment & education company called Flumpa, which educates kids about science. Keep up with all of the band members' current happenings at their website (below).
   • Website: www.whiteheart.com
   • Artist Database: Gersh
   • Cul-De-Sac Records Website: www.culdesacrecords.com

Kelly Willard
The praise and worship artist who had several recordings in the 1980s has recently launced a new website, although no further details are available.
   • Website: www.kellywillard.com

Wilshire
Micah and Lori Wilshire have moved to Los Angeles, and signed with mainstream mega-label Columbia Records. They released their newest album, New Universe, in October, without distribution to the Christian market.
   • Website: sonymusic.com/artists/Wilshire
   • Artist Database: Wilshire

Bebe Winans
Toured with the rest of their musically talented family in 2002. He had a Christmas album out Last year called Christmas Wish (www.bebe-winans.net).

Winans Phase 2
Toured with the rest of their musically talented family (including successful solo artist CeCe Winans) in 2002. Current status unknown; website no longer running.

Zilch
Formed in 1997 as a side project by former dc Talk guitarist Mark Lee Townsend and other dc Talk bandmates, Zilch recorded an album (Platinum) a few years ago but did very little touring, and the album ended up on the shelf after a year. Most of its members went on to form the modern worship band Sonicflood (all of whom moved onto other projects). Now Zilch has resurfaced with a new line-up alongside Townsend. For more information, see the band's website (below).
   • Artist Database: Zilch
   • Website: www.zilchonline.com