Reviewed by Lins Honeyman

This live worship release from London-based gospel collective Sincere Worship is a pretty straightforward affair but one that is nonetheless well executed. Written mainly by the outfit's chief songwriter Jennifer Griffith, the 10 tracks on this release were performed in front of the congregation at London's Worldwide Mission Fellowship and are for the most part mellow slices of gospel with the likes of "We Praise You" and "I Surrender All" being cases in point. Lead and group vocals are competently delivered without frills by all concerned whilst the Sincere Praise band offer up a sturdy backdrop throughout with the occasional virtuoso moment such as a funk-laden bass line courtesy of Levi Yarde in "God Can Make A Way". Elsewhere, more upbeat numbers such as "I Know Who I Am" and the rocked-up titled track provide some variety and, whilst there's nothing much here that will make it stand out from other live gospel worship releases, this is an enjoyable enough document of an obviously God-centred time of praise.

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