Reviewed by Laura Hunter

This album is a collection of some of best known contemporary praise and worship tracks interpreted by keyboard player Michael Sandeman. Coming out from the shadows of the usual guitars, drums and vocals, these songs are given a new lease of life. Michael has thrust the faithful and often forgotten keyboard to the forefront. The material here is familiar, including Chris Tomlin's "Holy Is The Lord", Matt Redman's "Facedown" and Marie Barnett's "Breathe". Wonderfully supported by ex-Phatfish band mate Alan Rose on guitars, this is the ultimate acoustic chill out. It is the perfect accompaniment to quiet reflection, private devotions or just enjoying being in God's presence.

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