Reviewed by Diane Woodrow

Now a solo after his successful duo albums with his dad Jeoffrey, Aaron looks like someone who should be in Boyzone. He sounds like it too, until one actually listens to what he is singing and it is God all the way through. Interestingly enough he has had it produced by two different sets of producers which makes one feel like one has listened to an old album, side A and B. The first half is much more powerful and uptempo, with tracks like "Let It Out" and the title track "Imagine", whereas the second half is more ballady and worshipful, with "He Believes In You" and the beautiful "Renaissance Love". A CD definitely to be bought and left lying around to show your friends that anything Boyzone, etc can do, Christians can do just as well or better.

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