Reviewed by T A Sutherland

The prolific Unity Klan, namely BJ and Jaz (together with various guests) drop their usual "get real", no compromise message on this 20 track offering. Their now traditional hallmark of a prayer/trad worship intro sets the scene as they continue to reach out to a Jesus needy generation with powerful soul searching lyrics. Sadly, repetitive and dated use of call and response and other cheesy elements kinda spoil the album. Musically there's not many stand outs, except for the glidin' shoe shuffler "Sunshine" and also the feature tracks by Jah Word and Brent Jones. Overall, high on life changin' rhymes, but short on ear turnin' toonz.

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