Reviewed by Lins Honeyman

This seven-track mini-album sees the Alabama-based pop singer tackle the subject of maintaining trust in God during testing times and she does so in style with an inventive EDM backdrop complementing her now trademark whispery vocal delivery. Kicking off with some radio friendly dance, "Right Where You Want Me" tells of God's protection amidst the battle before the musically imaginative "Details" presses home the point that God has an intimate and involved knowledge of us. Reeves slows things down with the considered "Faithful" - featuring a guest appearance from Phil Keaggy on electric guitar - whilst the stuttering electronic backdrop of "Something About You" showcases the artistic skill of all involved on this refreshingly creative offering. The tender and affirming love song "Feel The Waters" will appeal to mainstream audiences whilst the candid "Nowhere" sums up an album that captures God's love for us despite our failings with precision.

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