Reviewed by Richard Dawson

InderPaul Sandhu, born to a Sikh father and Hindu mother, met Christ seven years ago in a barber shop. He now wants to be used by God to help usher people from his own East London community towards the Lord. The first track on '#IPaulEP', "Ring", came off the back of a prayer he prayed when he became a Christian and is powerful even if grime isn't your style. My favourite track (and my 11 year old son's) is "Christian", which explains what it means to be a Christian. "I Am Not" is a total curve ball as it is a guitar-led, more chilled track which I can imagine giving me goosebumps if I ever heard it live and one can imagine it being played to engage people in either worship or in response to a message. With this being Inderpaul's first solo effort I really think he could make an impact on reaching not only his community but a generation that is often hearing more about hate than hope.

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