Reviewed by Doug Holland

This is the fourth collaboration between Timberlake and Daniels, who originally collaborated in 2001 using the principle of the latter adding orchestral arrangements to the piano tracks of the former; Timberlake lives in Hampshire and Daniels is now in the United States, so this collection was put together by way of transatlantic electronic links. The offering of 17 tracks (giving 62 minutes of music) comprises a combination of well known ballads, hymns and worship songs and some original material from the pair of them. The album title conveys the overriding theme they have strived for, with the intention being that listening to it is "an opportunity to reflect on the fact that our lives richly encompass all different aspects of everything and everybody". The variety of core material is impressive, all the tracks work well and the self-penned ones easily hold their own. An interesting, entertaining and ultimately soothing listen.

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