Elevation Worship - Only King Forever

Published Thursday 18th August 2016
Elevation Worship - Only King Forever
Elevation Worship - Only King Forever

STYLE: Pop
RATING 6 6 6 6 6 6
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 148451-21998
LABEL: Elevation Worship 083061098728
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RELEASE DATE: 2014-02-23
RRP: £12.99

Reviewed by Stephen Luff

Despite being available as a free download, this collection from the Charlotte, North Carolina megachurch debuted in the Billboard Top 40 following its release. Elevation Worship would fit in the more contemporary category of live worship recordings with drum/guitar-driven songs, such as the title track opener and "I Will Sing" though no one could say that this is breaking any new ground lyrically or musically. 'Only King Forever' sometimes slips into a more devotional/worshipful mode with tracks such as "Glory Is Yours" and "The Love Of Jesus", the latter featuring Darlene Zschech as a guest vocalist. Overall, the album has interesting moments but little to make it stand out in a very crowded live worship recording marketplace.

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Product Description
Elevation Church is one of the fastest growing churches in America with over 12,000 people in weekly attendance. Their songs such as Give Me Faith are quickly rising on the CCLI chart and are now being sung in churches all over the world.

Only King Forever explores what God as king means and also what it means for us to be children of the King. Guest artist Darlene Zschech leads the song The Love of Jesus.

Reader Comments

Posted by Richard in Wales @ 15:43 on Aug 18 2016

Actually I would disagree - this album has quite a few songs with more lyrical depth than most. 'Only King Forever' is one of those rare upbeat accessible calls to worship, and the lyrics in 'Grace so glorious' and 'Raised to life' are some of the best I've seen for a long time. 'Everlasting Father' in one of the favourites of our church.



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