Reviewed by Stephen Luff

Pastor's kid Brandon is a producer and writer with an impressive CV. He has worked with the likes of Stacie Orrico and has also co-written with Scott Krippayne and Carl Cartee. The opening track "Everlasting Song" with its Coldplay style big opening, immediately demonstrates Brandon's songwriting skills with its faith building worshipful lyrics. The Coldplay influence continues throughout the album. "Stones On Bones" shows Brandon relating to his listeners with lyrics on the power of words. The production is very polished, maybe too much so on occasions; a few more rough edges and greater display of passion wouldn't have gone amiss. But in songs like "Maybe It's The Last Day" (co-written with Scott Krippayne) you have a great song, perfectly arranged which cries out to be listened to on headphones Clearly Brandon is top of his profession, and this album is crammed with encouraging songs.

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