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There is something very powerful about the calm before a storm. Perhaps it is because we know that each one is born from a humble beginning. We are unaware, but over time it steadily and swiftly builds its strength and intensity.

/> Calls From Home from Little Rock, Ar modestly began forming at Williams Baptist College in northeast Arkansas under the name Cash Hall. It doesnt take a degree to figure out the origin of their first alias nor do you need to guess they began as just another campus worship band. In the beginning, the band had a very raw acoustic sound, but that wouldn't last for long.

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Leading over 30,000 students in worship over their first two years, Cash Hall started to gain momentum while recording and releasing the independent album Facedown. I still get calls from friends in Little Rock saying that they just heard Sheltered on the radio says bassist Chuck Miller II about the bands first airplay.

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Our second recording the Lessons Learned EP was the first attempt at moving from praise and worship to an original rock sound. It is a perfect picture of where we were in our songwriting right in the middle of worship and rock. -Chuck Miller (Bassist)

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Further abandoning the coffee shop timbre, the group next recorded a live performance EP. It was more than just a stepping stone. It was a project that summoned our will to be a rock band and reach that specific group of kids with the Gospel. - Richie Jester (Vocalist/Guitarist.)

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After several lineup changes, the band felt the need to start fresh with a new name that reflected the new band, and so, Calls From Home was born. With drummer Ryan Malone and vocalist/guitarist Stuart Springer on board, the group came together to write and record their first full-length album, "We Could Keep Silent". This was the band's first experience working with producer Jason Burkum. (Audio Adrenaline, Kids in the Way)

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The thunderous intro to Hold On, their first national single, set the tone for the entire album and the group sold thousands of copies of their debut independent release.