Reviewed by Tony Cummings

James Moss is a Detroit-based singer and programmer who here delivers a credible selection of R&B gospel, some in new jack swing mode, one or two in a lugubrious funk groove. His high tenor at time sounds like a soul sister and is effective on the more sinuous rhythms. The songs are okay without being stone killers and this album is more likely to appeal to the R&B cognisant rather than the mainstream CCM fan. But definitely worth a listen if you happen across it.

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