Reviewed by Tony Cummings

If you enjoy the melodic soft rock of mainstream hitmakers Maroon5 then this, the second album by an Australian singer/songwriter, could be just for you. Exploring aspects of worship and with some more personal songs as well, this has a distinctly laid back feel on some cuts like the piano-dominated "Photograph" though on other tracks the guitar riffs are sufficiently edgy to please pop rock enthusiasts. Nicely crafted songs and although lacking any great dynamism this is still a neatly executed set from a still developing songsmith.

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