Reviewed by Donna Marshall

Having your father speak on the intro of your first CD release may seem corny to most young artists today but David Conellias's father, Dr Rev Walter Masocha, introducing his son on this project works well and is a very touching. This UK gospel act is based in, of all places, Scotland and has an interesting voice which is evident on "Wave Your Hands" a dance track with a house influence. There is also a remix version of this track on the album which really sounds the same as the first version only a little faster. "Alpha And Omega" is David's interpretation of the Israel Houghton track. In all honesty, Mr Houghton is always going to be a hard act to follow. David's version is not bad but not on a par with the original. This album is a family affair which includes David working with two of his brothers and his sister. "My Soul Say Yes" features David's sister Monay. This is a mid-tempo track that is quite catchy on which Monay's vocals work well with her brothers.

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