Reviewed by Stephen Luff

The self-titled album released in 2013 presented a sassy five-piece female vocal group uncompromising on subjects such as faith and teenage life. Since then there has been a Christmas EP and a reduction to three members with lead singer Carmen Justice now branching out as a solo this 2016 release is presumably the last release we'll hear. This collection is a testimony of relatable lyrics, strong grooves and above all relevance to the next generation who are used to a diet of Kesha and Iggy Azalea. Lyrically, it is difficult to fault this with songs encouraging the listener to "Guard Your Heart", protecting self-image in "No Filter" and to examine their life in "Cinema". With a direct message that you can be different, this is a collection to be reckoned with!

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