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Jill Phillips - 'Nobody's Got It All Together'
This CD is definitely a keeper! Jill Phillips keeps it real through-out with real lyrics about real life. Without a doubt, Nobody's Got It All Together is one of the best releases of 2006 thus far.
Newsboys - 'Devotion'
The second worship album from the Newsboys has material that is definitely not the witty Newsboys approach we've grown to expect over the past 16 years, but it is still a better than average modern worship project. Furler's self-produced "Devotion" is a solid offering that will be enjoyed by all who are able to open up their minds.
pureNRG - 'Here We Go Again'
pureNRG didn't go backwards with the dreaded sophomore slump; they moved forward with a definite purpose. Unlike some of the bubble-gum pop saturating the airwaves today, this group of young people actually has something to say.
Bebo Norman - 'Try'
Bebo Norman's fifth studio album, Try, released two years after Myself When I Am Real and it brings fans a new look as well as a different approach to the recording process.
Stellar Kart - 'all gas. no brake'
Review of Christian punk band Stellar Kart's debut release, all gas. no brake, - hitting stores on February 15, 2005.
Jimmy Needham - 'Not Without Love'
Christian singer / songwriter Jimmy Needham's Not Without Love is good ... rainy day good; sun shining, convertable top down good; snow outside and a fire roaring in the fireplace good. Jimmy Needham has delivered another solid project that works regardless of what room you put it in.
Olivia the Band - 'Where We Come From it Never Snows'
Where We Come From it Never Snows, the sophomore release from Hawaii-based band Olivia the Band comes out of the gate promising a lot of fun and in that aspect, it doesn't disappoint. The message found in the lyrics, one of being able to follow your dreams while still following God's plan for your life, is definitely one that our youth need to hear.
pureNRG - 'pureNRG'
12 bubbly pop/dance tracks make this debut release from pureNRG a bulls-eye hit! They will fill the upcoming Jump5 void perfectly for the tween audience.
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