Reviewed by Tim Goodall

Released ahead of his first full length album, this EP is a taster of what to expect from a Gloucester-based worship leader. The themes are not surprising: Jesus' death, remembrance, salvation and the like. The title track opens pretty poorly, primarily due to bad production, but slowly builds and develops to an appropriate and well-executed crescendo. "Fall On Me" is more atmospheric and features the exquisite vocal appearance of Sophia Moorea, which is hauntingly beautiful and rather outshines Andi's vocals. "You Can Move Mountains" is slightly stripped back compared to the rest of the record, showing welcome variation musically. Again, lyrically this pushes no particular boundaries, but clearly speaks the truth of God. The EP is, in the end, let down by weak production.

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