Artist description Soulever is a heavy alternative band in the vein of such bands as Staind, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam. We desire to create music that is innovative and passionate, as well as spiritually uplifting. The name "Soulever" is derived from the French verb meaning "to lift up", and reflects the band's desire to present a message of hope and redemption to a world that desperately needs it. Since then, Caleb's Mountain has fundamentally changed its style and purpose, instead creating music for people outside of the faith community, exhorting them to think about the reality of eternity and the divine. They changed their name to SOULEVER, the French word meaing "lift up", and have changed their style to heavy alternative, which has always been their heart. August 2003, Soulever released its first demo, titled "First Impression". The demo was engineered by Charles Van Devender of Skylab, recorded with Paul Van de Riet on drums and Dennis Christians on bass, and mixed at Cornerstone Studios. The four songs were recorded and released on August 2, 2003, and you can listen to them on this site, as well as some tracks from the older "Measure of Infinity" CD. Currently, Soulever is looking to play in the Los Angeles area, and is discussing recording options with various companies. The band is also searching and auditioning talented Christian musicians in the Los Angeles area to join the band full time. We would love to hear from you! Please leave a message on the comments link, and tell us what you think of the music and the message.

Music Style heavy alternative

Musical Influences Incubus, Staind, Soundgarden

Artist History Soulever started in 2000 in New Haven, Connecticut at Yale University under the name Caleb's Mountain. Caleb's Mountain started as the project of a few members of Impact Church, and wrote Christian worship music. They released their first CD, Measure of Infinity, and promptly sold all 500 copies to such varied and exotic locales as the Philippines, New Zealand, China, and Nashville. Since then, Caleb's Mountain has fundamentally changed its style and purpose, instead creating music for people outside of the faith community, exhorting them to think about the reality of eternity and the divine. They changed their name to SOULEVER, the French word meaing "lift up", and have changed their style to heavy alternative, which has always been their heart. August 2003, Soulever released its first demo, titled "First Impression". The demo was engineered by Charles Van Devender of Skylab, recorded with Paul Van de Riet on drums and Dennis Christians on bass, and mixed at Cornerstone Studios. The four songs were recorded and released on August 2, 2003, and you can listen to them on this site, as well as some tracks from the older "Measure of Infinity" CD. Currently, Soulever is looking to play in the Los Angeles area, and is discussing recording options with various companies. The band is also searching and auditioning talented Christian musicians in the Los Angeles area to join the band full time. Soulever started in 2000 in New Haven, Connecticut at Yale University under the name Caleb's Mountain. Caleb's Mountain started as the project of a few members of Impact Church, and wrote Christian worship music. They released their first CD, Measure of Infinity, and promptly sold all 500 copies to such varied and exotic locales as the Philippines, New Zealand, China, and Nashville. Since then, Caleb's Mountain has fundamentally changed its style and purpose, instead creating music for people outside of the faith community, exhorting them to think about the reality of eternity and the divine. They changed their name to SOULEVER, the French word meaing "lift up", and have changed their style to heavy alternative, which has always been their heart. August 2003, Soulever released its first demo, titled "First Impression". The demo was engineered by Charles Van Devender of Skylab, recorded with Paul Van de Riet on drums and Dennis Christians on bass, and mixed at Cornerstone Studios. The four songs were recorded and released on August 2, 2003, and you can listen to them on this site, as well as some tracks from the older "Measure of Infinity" CD. Currently, Soulever is looking to play in the Los Angeles area, and is discussing recording options with various companies. The band is also searching and auditioning talented Christian musicians in the Los Angeles area to join the band full time. We would love to hear from you! Please leave a message on the comments link, and tell us what you think of the music and the message. Since then, Caleb's Mountain has fundamentally changed its style and purpose, instead creating music for people outside of the faith community, exhorting them to think about the reality of eternity and the divine. They changed their name to SOULEVER, the French word meaing "lift up", and have changed their style to heavy alternative, which has always been their heart. August 2003, Soulever released its first demo, titled "First Impression". The demo was engineered by Charles Van Devender of Skylab, recorded with Paul Van de Riet on drums and Dennis Christians on bass, and mixed at Cornerstone Studios. The four songs were recorded and released on August 2, 2003, and you can listen to them on this site, as well as some tracks from the older "Measure of Infinity" CD. Currently, Soulever is looking to play in the Los Angeles area, and is discussing recording options with various companies. The band is also searching and auditioning talented Christian musicians in the Los Angeles area to join the band full time. We would love to hear from you! Please leave a message on the comments link, and tell us what you think of the music and the message.

Group Members Peter Chin

Albums Measure of Infinity; First Impression

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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