Ministry
Chasen's mission is to spread the love of Jesus Christ through their music and actions with a purpose and passion for bringing hope to the hopeless and life to the lifeless. Chasen invests time and energy in touring to help lost souls find Peace by revealing God and his indescribable love. Chasen's music speaks in love and in truth, so that the gospel of Christ will never go unheard.

Bio
Chasen is an inspirational three man powerhouse, spreading their positive rock n roll message fueled by an undying passion and energy for creating music and glorifying God. From its beginnings, Chasen¹s poignant pop/ rock has reflected the experience of a simple person¹s journey through the chaotic ride of life and the ever feared tumultuous battle with the soul.

The Greenville, South Carolina group is the brain child of worship leader and lead singer Chasen Callahan. Chasen¹s dream became reality when he teamed with drummer Aaron Lord. Together they played 250 shows in 2004.
Chasen completed their line up with the addition of guitarist Evan Silver.

In 2006, the band garnered attention from OMG Records. Armed with a record label and the opportunity to work with award winning producer/engineer Noel Golden (Matchbox 20, Edwin McCain, etc), Chasen released their self- titled debut EP recorded at OMG Studios (theomgstudios.com).

Chasen releases their debut album "Shine Through The Stars" in February 2008. The band is on the road through the end of 2007 supporting their radio release Crazy Beautiful.

Accomplishments
- "Crazy Beautiful" featured on the CCM Magazine New Music Sampler CD

- Featured on Daystar Network's music program "Soundcheck" in August of 2007

- Corporate Sponsors: DASANI, Coca Cola and Bi-Lo grocery stores

- Produced by: Noel Golden, Grammy Award Wining producer/engineer (Matchbox 20, Edwin McCain, Willie Nelson, Guns N Roses, etc)

- Signed to Edwin McCain's OMG Records

- Shared the Stage with: Sister Hazel, Tree 63, Drivin N Crying, Needtobreathe, Luna Halo, Seventh Day Slumber, Everyday Sunday, KJ-52, Fuse Box, and Jeremy Camp