Reviewed by Tony Cummings

It's taken the award-winning and hugely talented producer Ian Eskelin, who has worked on this album with Barry Weeks, to bring the world-travelling foursome from the Netherlands into full creative focus. Previous albums have shown their ability to move skilfully from salsa-style Latin rhythms to haunting Celtic airs and poundingly percussive Afro-beat. But now Eskelin's pop sensibilities have given Trinity fresh impetus. Several of these tracks have already been released as singles and all of them - "Wherever We Go", "Alive Again", "Anthem Of Love" and "Are You?" - are radio friendly songs with hearteningly direct lyrics. Anybody who has seen Trinity live on stage will know they're masters of engaging a crowd, and now they have an album which fully explores their worldbeat tendencies.

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