After Daybreak 'After Daybreak' is the self-titled full-length album from LDS trio AFTER DAYBREAK, which consists of vocalists Daniel Beck, David Fritch & Drew Boushka. The followup to their 2010 holiday-themed debut 'What A Wonderful World' mini-album/EP (which went on to become a national Billboard Top 5 Album), 'After Daybreak' features a broad spectrum of Daniel, David & Drew's individual and combined influences...and features repertoire spanning genres from classical-crossover, pop, showtunes and movie music, as well as new career-defining original songs. Standout tracks include "A Lot To Live Up To" (which was featured prominently during the 2011 Special Olympic Games in Athens, Greece); "Over The Rainbow (Somewhere)", which uniquely marries "Over The Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz with The West Side Story's "Somewhere" for a delicious musical medley; "Longer" (a tender remake of the Dan Fogelberg classic); and "For Freedom", a patriotic tribute to those who put their lives on the line fighting for freedom. The 'After Daybreak' album debuted at the #11 spot on the national Billboard Classical Chart its first week of release in June 2011, and is establishing the men of AFTER DAYBREAK decidedly on the international music scene, as it has been licensed for release in 2011 for much of Asia as well as in parts of Europe.
