01. Prelude
02. Filed With Your Glory
03. Love Break Me
04. Revolution
05. Alive In This Moment
06. Tumbling After
07. Outstretched Hands
08. Ordinary Life
09. Over My Head
10. Can I Stay Here Forever
11. All For You
12. Cry In My Heart

01.My Generation
02.The Hand That Holds The World
03.Son Of God
04.Everything Is Beautiful
05.Captivate
06.Great Is The Lord
07.Unashamed
08.Love Is The Reversal
09.Obsession
10.Glorious One
11.Shipwreck

01. From The Corners Of The Earth
02. Hosanna
03. Reign In Us
04. Holy Is Our God
05. I Will Go
06. Remain
07. All We Need
08. Great In All The Earth
09. The Loveliest Sound
10. Hiding Place

01. The Saving One
02. Rediscover You
03. Declaration Of Dependence
04. No Other Saviour
05. Something To Say
06. Absolutely
07. Overwhelm
08. Top Of Our Lungs
09. Glory Is Rising
10. I Need A Father

The band started out making demos in a friend's basement, resulting into their first two independent albums Starfield and Tumbling After, which sold more than 20,000 units in Canada alone. "The fact that we sold any CD's to more people than just friends and family, or that we won any awards, still blows my mind," Tim said "we really just thought it would be fun to record some stuff for memory's sake. What has happened is just an amazing testimony to God's faithfulness!" The band's vision in music is: "To lift up Jesus so he is impossible to ignore."

The release of their self-titled debut album (2004) introduced the band to a whole new audience in the United States. When it came time for recording the follow up to the critically acclaimed record, Starfield teamed up with Bronleewe (Michael W. Smith, dc Talk, Plumb) for a second time while also enlisting the talents of GMA Award-winning producer Ed Cash (Chris Tomlin, David Crowder Band, Steven Curtis Chapman). The end result, Beauty in the Broken (2006), is a record that firmly establishes Starfield as a significant voice for this generation.
"When we began writing songs for Beauty in the Broken, our goal was to make a corporate worship record an album for the church," explains Tim Neufeld, the groups primary lyricist. "However, as we got deeper into the process of music and lyric, we couldn't get away from our need to first address the often nagging disconnect between us and God its tough to march right into a song like Great is the Lord without first acknowledging the distance that exists between us and God. At the end of the day we felt like Beauty in the Broken was an incomplete worship record without songs like "My Generation," "Captivate," and "Shipwreck" that fess up to the pain, condemnation, and doubt that often get in the way of true intimacy with Jesus."