Emergency Broadcast is the fifth album by the Christian rock band White Heart and the band's first with bass guitarist Tommy Sims.[1] The album includes the vocals of Rick Florian, Billy Smiley, and Tommy Sims. The album was produced White Heart, with the executive producer being Randy Moore.

Track listing

1. "Urban Renewal" (Mark Gersmehl, Billy Smiley) – 4:02
2. "Key to Our Survival" (Gordon Kennedy, Tommy Sims) – 4:19
3. "No Taboo" (Rick Florian) – 4:46
4. "Montana Sky" (Gersmehl, Kennedy, Smiley) – 4:55
5. "Fashion Fades" (Gersmehl, Kennedy, Smiley) – 4:19
6. "More Sold Out" (Kennedy, Smiley) – 4:41
7. "Somewhere in Between" (Gersmehl, Smiley) – 4:04
8. "Speed of Sound" (Kennedy) – 3:03
9. "Lone Ranger" (Sims, Smiley) – 4:07
10. "Edge of a Dream" (Gersmehl) – 4:34

Personnel

White Heart

• Rick Florian – lead vocals (1, 2, 3, 5–9), backing vocals
• Mark Gersmehl – keyboards, backing vocals, additional lead vocals (3), lead vocals (10)
• Gordon Kennedy – lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals, additional lead vocals (3), lead vocals (4)
• Billy Smiley – rhythm guitar (1), backing vocals
• Tommy Sims – bass guitar, synthesizer bass, keyboards, backing vocals, additional lead vocals (3)
• Chris McHugh – drums, percussion

Additional musicians

• Carl Marsh – Fairlight programming (3, 4, 9)
• David Mullen – backing vocals (1, 3)

Production

• White Heart – producers, arrangements
• Randy Moore – executive producer
• Scott Hendricks – vocal production assistant, vocal engineer
• Jeff Balding – recording, mixing
• Bill Deaton – engineer (guitar overdubs)
• Bill Whittington – engineer (keyboard overdubs)
• Danny Johnson – second engineer
• Jeanne Kinney – second engineer
• Dave Parker – second engineer
• Brent King – additional engineer
• Denny Purcell – mastering at Georgetown Masters, Nashville, Tennessee
• Barbara Catanzaro-Hearn – art direction
• Steven A. Heller – photography
• 5 Penguins Design, Inc. – design
• Ron Mazellan – illustration
• Center Stage Studio, Nashville, Tennessee – recording location
• OmniSound Studios, Nashville, Tennessee – recording location
• Sixteenth Avenue Sound, Nashville, Tennessee – mixing location

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