Reviewed by David Bain

Following on from the debut 'Fly So High', this new album gives us a full course of the sounds and ministry of Prayer Kingz. Compiling 13 of their best, Lil' Clique, Lil' Scripture, Krazie E and Lil' J rap and sing form the heart, with positive, uplifting lyrics. It's well meaning, but the young rappers haven't hit the mark with their style. The backing tracks, because that is what they are, cry stagnant and are not freshened up by the appalling rapping and dodgy harmonies. In addition, the boys have oddly chosen to have five of the tracks "slowed and chopped" by DJ Elite-1. This fails to enhance. Rather I'm left disturbed by the original high-pitched vocals dropping to dreary drones. Prayer Kingz have built up a substantial fan base, from live outings, but this album really does let them down.

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