The result was the classic Resolution album, released on Nemperor in 1976. Though the album received rave reviews and charted reasonably well, it was no runaway commercial success. The next effort from Pratt and Mardin, Shiver in the Night, was notably more commercial than Resolution and sold moderately well. In 1979, Pratt released Motives, his final album for Nemperor. It signaled his conversion to Christianity, though Pratt's unique style remained intact. Andy Pratt continued to release albums into the '80s and '90s. He has lived in Belgium since 1996, after having originally moved to Holland in 1987 and marrying a Dutch woman in 1988. His music is mostly Christian-based and Pratt states that it has been used as the impetus for inner healing of people in distress. The interesting Live at the Village Underground 2003 was released by Renaissance Records in 2009. Pratt also had several studio records appear on the ItsAboutMusic.com site in the late 2000s, then in 2010, he released the full-length Andy Pratt Loves You on Forward Motion Records. Over the next decade, he worked steadily, releasing new albums on Forward Motion Records nearly every year. He switched to Continental Record Services for 2015's Do You Remember Me? and the 2018 EP Horizon Disrupted appeared on Thrift Girl Records. ~ Michael Ofjord, Rovi