Reviewed by Tony Cummings

This double disc package contains the duo's 'Light Up The Dark' album from 2010 together with remixes of tracks from that album and 'Commanders Of The Resistance' (2007). As all urban gospel devotees will know, sister and brother Rachael and Jekob Washington were two thirds of the successful Souljahz. The remixes work particularly well. The Flatline remixers (who have previously worked with Lecrae, Trip Lee and Newsboys) bring their electro dancefloor influences to tracks such as "Time", "Diamonds" and "Work". Equally effective is the high energy "Move" with its pulsing and driving bass while "Light Up The Dark" is an upbeat and hope-filled declaration of being light in darkness. Both cuts are great representations of their brand of urban gospel delivered with more originality than many in the mainstream scene. Other standouts on the project include the soulfully melodic "My Dream," an ethereal-sounding tune befitting its dreamy title, and the socially conscious "Justus," an upbeat call-to-action anthem against human trafficking. All in all, an impressive package.

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