WOW Hits 2004, an annual compilation CD of top artists of the previous year. While still together they received radio play throughout North America, Latin America, Europe, and Australia. During this period, their single "Found By You" peaked at number 5 on the AC Christian Charts in the United States. Across the Sky disbanded in 2005. The songs "Broken World" and "Give it all Away" were released as singles and received airplay in the US and radio stations in Australia, Canada, South America, and Europe. Their song "Everywhere She Goes" was featured in the first season of "One Tree Hill" on the WB network. Personal lives After the duo disbanded in 2005, Unger moved to Prescott, AZ with his wife and children where he is a music minister at an alternative style megachurch called The Heights. Unger continues song-writing and composition. He released a solo CD titled "Disengage" on October 30, 2007, followed by 4 other albums in 2009, 2012, and 2016. Ben Kolarcik resides in Phoenix, Arizona with his wife and children where he has pursued a career as a writer and composer. He also tours and still performs nationally with occasional bookings in other countries. Discography Across The Sky (2003) Found By You Give It All Away Everywhere She Goes When I Open My Eyes Broken World Shooting Star Exciting Times Masquerade Persistence First Love Song Do You Dream Of Me? Not So You Will Love Me CCM Top 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music "When God Ran (Tribute Recording)" (2004) Found By You (Studio Series Performance Track) (2005) Broken World (Studio Series Performance Track) (2005) Compilation contributions ''WOW Hits 2004 "Masquerade" (2004) References Across The Sky in the Christian Top Ten Wow 2004 platinum External links Across The Sky at Word Records' official site Ben Kolarcik Web Site Justin Unger Web Site Christian rock groups from Tennessee Musical groups from Nashville, Tennessee Musical groups established in 2000