Reviewed by James Oliver

This album contains mostly original songs and Japanese musician and producer Masashi Fujimoto has put a unique twist on the album bringing in a slight oriental feel to some of the songs, although the album varies widely in its style and also includes some R&B influences. The album was a collaboration between Bethnal Green Meeting House and the Japanese music graduate. From a commercial point of view this album wouldn't necessarily appeal to a 'wider' audience, but this would be a very useful tool to draw the local community into their church and build on relationships around their environment.

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