Reviewed by James Lidgett

Strackman's background reads as one of a person who has never been afraid to work extremely hard for the things that she wants and believes in. An exceptional vocalist, Strackman is certainly no stranger to the musical medium, having read a BA in Musical Performance and performed as a soloist with the Grammy Award winning multi-racial ensemble The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. The style is gospel in the Martha Munizzi vein and though there aren't any classic songs here her passionate emoting and strong production keep you listening. And with proceeds from sales of this album going to support a charity Strackman has involved herself with, feeding hungry and impoverished children, there is no good reason not to buy this album.

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