Reviewed by Stephen Luff

This second release from Scottish Andrew (the first was under his other persona Andrew Jenkins Lamb) demonstrates outstanding spiritual depth, leading the listener into a captivating journey of worship and praise. The album has been expertly produced by Alan Shacklock (Alarm, Meatloaf, Mike Oldfield amongst others) in Nashville, which has given the album an engaging quality which will not disappear with repeated listening. My only concern is that this will get buried under the mountain of praise and worship recordings available and not get the attention it deserves, although the website says a forthcoming US tour is planned which should help! One of the best worship albums of the year, this is a finely crafted set deserving of wide exposure.

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