Mercy was released in 2004. This project features 11 original tunes written by Steve Pixler and performed in his signature style and one gospel classic, He Looked Beyond My Faults. Steve Pixler plays piano on five of the tracks along with premier Nashville players (who play just loud enough to make him sound good in spite of himself!). Produced by Steve Pixler. Recorded and mixed by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN. Mastered by Mike Haynes, 440 Digital.

Selah is a devotional piano instrumental that was recorded and released Fall 2001. The album’s smooth, introspective feel makes it perfect for prayer and Bible study accompaniment, or for just playing quietly in the background while working. Selah has four original songs written by Steve Pixler, one with lyrics, and eight hymns performed in an innovative style. The word "Selah" means, "to pause and reflect," and this album most certainly captures that mood and purpose. Produced by Steve Pixler. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN.

Trusting In Him was released in November 2000. The album contains a blend of R&B, contemporary, and jazz gospel selections that feature the artist’s versatility and individual style. The bold, acoustic sound highlights such originals as Trusting In Him, Cry Out For Mercy, The Child That You Have Given (written for baby dedications), This Is That, and others. As one veteran Nashville musician put it, "The songwriting and performance on this project takes Apostolic Pentecostal music to a new level." You will definitely be blessed by this album! Produced by Steve Pixler. Tracks recorded by Randy Poole at Quad Studios, Nashville, TN; vocals, BGVs, and piano overdubs recorded by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN; mixed and mastered by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN. All songs words and music by Steve Pixler, except The Child That You Have Given and Mold Me Again words and music by Steve and Jeana Pixler. Players include David Huntsinger, piano; Steve Pixler, piano; Pat Coil, keyboards and organ; Ralph Lofton, organ; Craig Nelson, bass; John Hammond, drums; John Willis, guitars and sitar; Kelly Back, guitars; Chris McDonald, Mark Douthit, and Mike Haynes, horns; Steve Mauldin, David Davidson, and Robert Mason, strings; Russell Mauldin, Shane McConnell, and Marabeth Jordon, BGVs.

Little Bit O’ Nothin’ was recorded Spring 1997 by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN. This one-of-a-kind recording features Steve Pixler in a ‘piano and vocals only’ setting that has drawn positive reviews across a broad spectrum of listeners. The album is a mellow collection of six jazz gospel originals, as well as four well-loved gospel classics rendered in Steve Pixler’s individual style. The projects’ worshipful attitude has caused many to use this recording as an accompaniment to their private devotions. It includes such popular titles as Talkin’ to Trouble, Master, the Tempest Is Raging, He’ll Take What’s Left of You, among many others. Produced by Steve Pixler. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN. All songs words and music by Steve Pixler, except Master, The Tempest Is Raging; Goodbye World, Goodbye; God Is So Good To Me; and It Is No Secret.

This album was Steve Pixler’s first recording project. The style ranges from a smooth country gospel to a soft contemporary gospel. All of the songs were recorded in 1989-90 at Nashville’s Reflections Studios. Players include Dirk Johnson, piano and keyboards; Kelly Back, guitars; Scott Sanders, steel guitar; Jimmy Carter, bass; Bruce Watkins, fiddle and acoustic guitars; and Eddie Robinson, drums. It includes such popular titles as Brand New, Fight On, Soldier, Don’t Give In, among many others. This album has continued to be exceptionally popular in churches nationwide for the past 17 years. Produced by Kenny Hinson. Engineered by Gene Lawson. All songs words and music by Steve Pixler, except Fight On, Soldier words and music by Steve Pixler and Nate Sabin. Originally Released June 1990; re-mastered November 2000 by Brendan Harkin, Wildwood Recording, Brentwood, TN; scheduled to be re-released Summer 2001.