continuing to work with Phatfish. The band appeared several more times on the BBC's Songs of Praise. They also supported lead singer Lou and friend Stuart Townend on a Stu + Lou tour taking them to various locations around the UK. At the end of 2006, a Phatfish resource CD called Working as a band was released. It gives practical teaching and advice for local church worship musicians, and explains some of the basics of making a cohesive band sound that will work in a church setting. There Is A Day – The Video Collection was also released at the end of 2006, incorporating music videos, an unplugged concert and interview footage. In July 2007 Phatfish released Guaranteed, the first to contain all-new material since 2003. Receiving positive reviews and high sales at Christian events, the album contains ten songs described as having "intricate but driving, compulsive rhythms". Lead singer Lou Fellingham released her second solo album, Promised Land in May 2008. Keyboardist Michael Sandeman, also released his instrumental album Worship Reflections in May. In December 2008, A Best of Phatfish compilation was released called 15 to celebrate their fifteen-year anniversary. The double CD features the best of their performance and congregational songs, and was described by Christian music journalist Tony Cummings as "a piece of British Christian music history". In January 2009, Ben Hall and Jos Wintermeyer, guitarists, both officially joined Phatfish and the band immediately went into the studio to record the In Jesus album which was released that summer. Final years In December 2010 Phatfish released a new compilation album titled Anthems for Worship, which is a collection of their most popular worship songs that are suitable for congregational use. The album featured remastered tracks and a couple for new recordings. Recorded in their newly built studio during summer 2011, Higher featured more pop-orientated songs as well as more intimate tracks such as their new setting for the classic Hymn And Can It Be. Phatfish toured the Higher album around UK venues through 2011 and 2012 and accompanied Lou on her solo tour in Autumn 2012. In January 2014, Phatfish announced they would be performing two final farewell concerts, 20 years after their first tour. On 14 and 15 March, they played to emotional crowds at Wessex Christian Centre, and bowed out. They were joined on stage for some of the old songs by early guitarists Mike