Reviewed by Alan Smith

Super five-song mini-collectioon from Peckham's own Thea. Clean, intelligible, arresting and charming. Maybe a bit over-clean with sequencer an' all, since Thea's songs could stand a real dose of live musicians; she'd be amazing with a five-piece - kind of Nora Jones. Rye Lane Chapel must be rightly proud of her; KWray, too, must be guilty of pride if not nepotism. Vocal effects are noticeable yet not over done, Wolf Recording in London takes the credit here. Best track is "Love Of God" which is charming and smacks of Island Praise (Cross Rhythms passim). Look out for Thea's 'No Boundaries' album in the Spring. Look out for the worship group, Anointed Praise, as well, who have a hand in all of this. Oh, and yes - Thea loves the Lord Jesus. Very apparent.

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