Reviewed by Steve Best

Nik and Emma are greatly in demand, working as they do for the Salvation Army training worship leaders as well as being involved in worship at Spring Harvest, Easter People and Stoneleigh. This album has been put together for The Rattling which is a team drawing on the Ezekiel 37 Valley of Dry Bones episode to help people grow in their relationship with God. Produced by Patfish's Nathan Fellingham and featuring the likes of Stuart Townend, Martin Cooper and Lou Fellingham, there's no denying the quality of the sound, or the accessibility and simplicity of the arrangements, but I found the material a bit flat and uninspiring, as were the two lead vocals, despite words of recommendation from worship leaders such as Paul Oakley and Eoghan Heaslip on the sleeve. I'm sure Nik and Emma have a valuable ministry, but this album just doesn't stand out from the many others in its genre.

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