Reviewed by Alastair McCollum

The title track which opens this independently released three-song debut EP has more than a little bit of a Coldplay feel about it as solid bass and echoey guitars are layered with drums under Alistair's impassioned vocals. This is a very good starter indeed for the London-based worship leader turned popster who says "music is my way of expressing part of who I am and how I feel" and that he is "passionate about playing my music outside of the church." This short collection grabs from the start, it is full of passion and has the potential to share his message beyond the Church community. Solid pop-rock with a message here, and whilst not overtly Christian there is still a depth to both music and lyrics that do exactly what Alistair is attempting - to communicate through well crafted songs that there is a meaning to life.

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