Reviewed by Ruth Saint

Precious Babatunde has already gained some exposure on UK Christian TV and radio. This is I believe her debut album and was produced in Lincoln by Howard Williams with all the songs being written by Precious. The album title is based on the fact that God sees no distinction between any particular race, we are all one in Christ and these sentiments are raised in the track "No Black Church". There are some thought provoking and uplifting songs here sung beautifully by Precious who brings passion and talent by the barrow-full. 'No Distinction' offers you a selection of gospel songs that can easily be performed and loved in church along with a couple of slower, gentle tunes. The album opens enthusiastically with a song entitled "Victory" but my favourite track is "Eagle's Wings", an uplifting song offering courage through life's troubles. "We Are Blessed" is a singalong, happy track bound for congregational singing. "Voice To The Voiceless" has some powerful lyrics and reflects Precious' concerns about the violence and drug problems etc in this country and for those who are vulnerable and unable to stand up for themselves. It is a call to Christians to speak up and pray for such areas of our society. All in all, an impressive contribution to the growing number of albums emanating from Britain's flourishing gospel scene.

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