In 2001 they released the "Yes I Are" EP for VMS Records and that same year, guitarist Mike Alexander joined the band and they signed with Thick Records where they released the single "Someday Driver" and in 2002 their fourth and final album (to be released), "Today Is My Day". In 2003, the band was signed and then subsequently dropped by RCA Records while in the process of recording their fifth album "Our Time To…". Nothing from the album has ever been released and it is unknown how much was completed. Brandon Philips said "the week we started recording was the same week that RCA and Jive Records merged, and Clive Davis took over RCA. They fired everybody, including our artists and repertoire guy and the president, who were the two dudes who signed us, and so once the people that sign you are fired, you’re pretty much dead."