Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Captiva is the third studio album from Christian rock band Falling Up, released on October 2, 2007. The band recorded the album with Seattle producer Aaron Sprinkle, who also handled the production duties for the band's debut, Crashings. As opposed to the band's first two albums, Crashings and Dawn Escapes, Captiva is more alternative and experimental rock driven as a whole, similar to Dawn Escapes, but without the nu metal effects present, and continues to show a change in the band's musical direction. "Hotel Aquarium" is the album's first single; it has already been posted on the band's Myspace and PureVolume sites. "Goodnight Gravity", "How They Made Cameras", "A Guide to Marine Life", and "Maps" have also been posted on the band's PureVolume page.[citation needed] The album reached the Billboard Top Christian albums chart peaking at No. 19 and reached the Top Heatseekers albums chart peaking at No. 7.[citation needed] It has sold just over 20,000 copies worldwide.[citation needed]. }
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- Captiva_(album) abstract "Captiva is the third studio album from Christian rock band Falling Up, released on October 2, 2007. The band recorded the album with Seattle producer Aaron Sprinkle, who also handled the production duties for the band's debut, Crashings. As opposed to the band's first two albums, Crashings and Dawn Escapes, Captiva is more alternative and experimental rock driven as a whole, similar to Dawn Escapes, but without the nu metal effects present, and continues to show a change in the band's musical direction. "Hotel Aquarium" is the album's first single; it has already been posted on the band's Myspace and PureVolume sites. "Goodnight Gravity", "How They Made Cameras", "A Guide to Marine Life", and "Maps" have also been posted on the band's PureVolume page.[citation needed] The album reached the Billboard Top Christian albums chart peaking at No. 19 and reached the Top Heatseekers albums chart peaking at No. 7.[citation needed] It has sold just over 20,000 copies worldwide.[citation needed]".