The Digital Age released Rehearsals Vol. 1 in the summer of 2012 as a formal reintroduction of the band. For the first time, both Rehearsals Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 will be released on vinyl and will be available as a dual package - Rehearsals.

"The whole Rehearsals idea is us learning songs that the church is singing and putting our own unique spin on them," said Mark Waldrop of The Digital Age. "We wanted to keep the general flow of Rehearsals Vol. 2 the same as Vol. 1, so we curated a track listing that combined a few worship tracks, some classic hymns and some new material. We really enjoy the relationship we have with our fans, and a direct release through our website allows us the ability to dictate the pricing and options of the release. We're also able to offer things like song stems, chord charts, and vinyl for much cheaper than through traditional outlets."

Commenting on the track listing for Rehearsals Vol. 2, Waldrop added: "We all grew up in the south and have a deep affinity for hymns that we were raised singing, so "It Is Well" and "Blessed Assurance" were songs that we couldn't wait to explore sonically. We're involved with a collegiate ministry here in Waco called Vertical, and "Oceans" and "Fall Afresh" seem to be really connecting with the hearts of the college students near us. We wrote "All Rise (Jesus, Majesty)" with Jason Ingram last year and couldn't wait to put it on a release. Finally, we wanted to round out the album with "Take Me Home," a song written by a local worship leader in Waco that we all really connected with." For a full track listing and order, see below. The Digital Age released their first video for Rehearsals Vol. 2 earlier this year, covering Hillsong UNITED's "Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)" and racking up more than 150,000 views. Keeping with the tradition of Rehearsals Vol. 1, the band will release new "Rehearsals" videos over the next several weeks on their YouTube page. Fans who purchase Rehearsals Vol. 2 today will gain instant access to all of the videos.

The Digital Age released their debut studio album Evening:Morning last year, hitting No. 3 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart and topping the Christian/Gospel chart for Streaming Albums on release week. Their single "Break Every Chain" was embraced by Christian radio across the country, picking up significant spins on K-LOVE and holding the most played spot on the network for several weeks.

This year, the band has expanded their ministry focus towards the country of Brazil, including a transformative trip to São Paulo for the Livres Conference 2014. Flexing their producer chops, The Digital Age also partnered with a prominent Brazilian Christian artist Fernandinho Faz Chover to produce his upcoming album - Fernandinho Acústico.

Rehearsals Vol. 2 Track Listing
1. Fall Afresh
2. Blessed Assurance
3. All Rise (Jesus, Majesty)
4. It Is Well
5. Oceans
6. Take Me Home

For more information about The Digital Age, visit their website at www.thedigitalagemusic.com.

About The Digital Age:
2012, a year commonly associated with endings, saw a new beginning for former members of the David Crowder*Band. On the heels of their final project with the David Crowder*Band, Mark, Mike D, Bwack and Jack sought to continue writing, performing and producing music together for the Church. Out of this desire, The Digital Age was born. With roots already planted at University Baptist Church in the small college town of Waco, TX, The Digital Age constructed their own studio in the place where their ministry started. The Digital Age released their Rehearsals EP as a formal re-introduction of the new band and their debut, full-length album Evening:Morning was released in August 2013. Rehearsals Vol. 2 is available now.

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