In 1999, Robert Prizeman released a single and a CD, "Libera". The CD contained seven remixes of his original song, "Libera". The first four tracks feature Libera with Daren Geraghty as the main soloist; the last 3 tracks are performed by other artists. In the same year, the choir, calling itself Libera, performed the song on the TV programme "Sunday Live". In 1999, the choir released another album entitled "Libera", published by Warner Classics. From that point on, the choir has been consistently referred to as "Libera" when acting in its commercial capacity. The next Libera album, "Luminosa", was released by Warner Classics in 2001. In 2003, Warner Classics re-released "Libera" and "Luminosa" as a two CD set entitled "Complete Libera". Ever since 2004, Libera has been under contract with EMI. Their first EMI album was "Free". "Visions" came out in 2005. Libera's 2006 album, "Angel Voices", was nominated as Album of the Year by the Classical Brit Awards. "New Dawn" was released in March 2008. In December 2008, they released their first double CD entitled "Eternal (The best of Libera)" which contains 26 tracks taken from earlier albums and six new tracks. Their album "Peace" was released in 2010. November 2011 saw the release of "".