Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Broadcaster Mike Rimmer named this gem as one of the best albums of 2011 and I wouldn't argue. Their 'Introducing. . .' EP showed us that they weren't prepared to stay within the increasingly stylised pop rock sound of today's modern worship but instead integrated fresh arrangements and a powerful sense of the awesome quality of God and his majesty. From the downbeat simplicity of "Le Reve" to the huge sound of "Mountaintop" and the title cut, these are songs that are designed for congregational worship yet the multi-layered production ensures that they make for repeated play on your home sound system.

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No worship band in recent history has created the kind of reaction The City Harmonic has with their EP Introducing The City Harmonic.

I Have A Dream, their new full-length album contains 11 brand new songs that continue the musical journey, with lyrics that point to the wonders of our God combined with sweeping melodies and infectious choruses that will be replayed in your mind over and over again. Experience the majestic nature of God in the music of The City Harmonic.