Reviewed by Tony Cummings

An album which has one engaging track, a joyful piece of African praise “Sanjolama (Lord Be Praised)” but is dragged down by a set of self-written ballads with cliché-ridden keyboard accompaniments and lyrics which are stylised to the point of parody. No doubt Jus is a wonderful woman of God. But most of the tracks here are such clumsily performed easy listening gospel that one wonders who beyond her immediate sphere of influence would want to buy it.

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