Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A new trio managed and produced by one time Broken Heart man Jerome Olds, The Brothers, according to the marketing hype, "fill a very important gap." And what is that gap? Children who "outgrow kiddie music but aren't ready for adult contemporary music." Hmmm. Suffice to say that this team offer a set of well produced pop hip hop numbers and some pop gospel songs as well in squeaky unbroken voices. Rather infectious though the short playing time once you discount the three karaoke tracks and the heartfelt ballad "Make My House A Home (A Child's Prayer)" ruined by a teeth-grating vocal make it an album hard to recommend even if you know a child in that marketing gap.

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