Reviewed by David Carter

Fairly new to the CMM scene, David has done concerts in Norway, Ireland and Spain as well as the UK and now offers his debut album produced by the always reliable Bob Cranham . The first impression is a pleasant one with above average melodies and good arrangements .The main problems are that the packaging suggests a children's album which it definitely isn't and though the album fits most easily into a praise and worship genre, several of the songs contain too many words to slot them into congregational worship. But on the whole David shows himself to be a good songwriter, and I particularly liked the Judaic sounding "Father" and the worshipful "Beracah".

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