Reviewed by Graham Jovanovic

Husky tones (sounding a little like Peter Gabriel) and an earthy, ethnic mantra of worship with sparse arrangements and echoing instrumentation herald a South African singer showing an embryo of promise delivered more assuredly in later efforts. Classics such as "Father Of Creation/Let Your Glory Fall" and "0 Come Let Us Adore Him" are included in a stirring concoction of praise and worship to appeal to the churched faithful. There is a refreshingly child like perspective in these basic songs of worship to God and the story telling technique of "Little Boy From The Carpenter's Shop" reminiscent of Don Francisco.

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