Reviewed by Neil Phipps

Nate is an American pastor and worship leader based in North Carolina. His website describes his music as "catchy and classy pop/rock genre graced with rhythmic arrangements, ambient guitars, percussive keyboards, and soul lifting melodies." That is some description, and to be fair it does encapsulate what you'll find on this EP. These songs are Christ-centred and worshipful; contemporary but melodic and comfortable. As Fancher himself admits, not all of the songs will have congregations belting out in unison, but that is not necessarily the purpose of this EP. Instead, the listener is treated to a collection of songs which are well suited to personal worship. By the standard of these songs, the only major criticism is that there aren't more, as the EP gets to the end of track five far too quickly.

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