Magnify (Remedy Drive album)

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Magnify
Studio album by Remedy Drive
Released	2004
Studio	Whitewater Productions, Vancouver, B.C.
Genre	Christian rock, contemporary Christian, indie rock
Length	48:30
Label	Independent
Producer	Ray Salmond
Remedy Drive chronology
Remedy: A Live Album (2002) Magnify (2004) Rip Open the Skies (2006)

Magnify is the fourth studio album by American Christian rock band Remedy Drive. At the time of the album's release, the band was known under the name Remedy. The album was produced by Ray Salmond. The songs "Colors" and "Daystar" were later covered in the band's 2016 remix album The Living Room Anthology, Vol. 1. The song "Fire Eyes" was previously released in the band's 2001 studio album Remedy (The Red One), and the song "In a Moment" was previously released in the band's 1999 studio album Remedy (The Blue One). The songs "Still Cloud's Shadow", "Daystar", and "In a Moment" were included in the 2002 live album Remedy: A Live Album. The song "Smile Upon Me" is an a cappella. The song "Clive Staples" was inspired by the works of C. S. Lewis. The album was released in 2004.^[1][2]