With Amy Dyer's departure from the group in 1994,Christina and Melissa continued performing under the new name, "Velvet Bleu". By that time,Christina had refined her song writing skills to create a wealth of original material for the group to utilize. With a background now seasoned with jazz, folk, and blues, a very unique signature style was beginning to emerge. In continuing the advancement of her musical career,Christina then formed a company named Top Moon Records, inaugurated with the release of Velvet Bleu's debut CD, "Rhapsody" in 1995. To date, cuts from Rhapsody are being played on a multitude of radio stations around the U.S.

Now, in 1996,Christina Pfohl's career has gone to full bloom. With headline billing as a soloist, she now showcases her versatility with several different configurations of musical backing. As a trio with just a classical-style guitar and saxophone, or with a full six-piece band,Christina's rich vocal style and heart-felt lyrics never fail to penetrate the listening audience. With songs such as "Highway 101" about an escape to natures refuge, and "Golden Angel" written as a tribute to Nicole Simpson, her words take on the quality of a musical landscape. In summary, a night spent with Christina Pfohl's music is memorable indeed.