Reviewed by Dancin' Dave Derbyshire

There's some stonking good tunes on this album from the likes of Rhythm Saints, Maximilian and Sozo. There's one from Nitro Praise too, but then you can't have everything. To be fair though, "Let The Walls Fall Down" is one of Nitro's best. For me, the standouts on this album were the two tracks from Sozo. I must confess I loved Sozo from when I first heard them. I mean, look what they did with "Purity". The tracks keep on pumping in a seamless mix which is the whole idea of the Clubhouse series. Gospel Housing Authority. My Rubicon 7. Cloud2Ground. And by the time we got to the final track, Sozo's second offering, "Global Culture Sega Child", I was up waving my arms around. Overall, this is a great mix of superior Christian dance cuts. Enjoyable and edifying.

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