Reviewed by George Luke

More Nigerian worship music - this time from a lady who lives in Essex and whose other services offered include counseling and a money transfer service to Nigeria (it pays to diversify these days, I suppose). Tayo's album is made up of 15 songs spread over three tracks - basically three long medleys. The songs are sung in a mixture of English and some Nigerian languages. I particularly enjoyed track one, in which some of the songs were given the Fuji treatment. This would have been a great album were it not for Tayo's tendency to sing off-key and the over-simplicity of some of the lyrics ("When I think of your goodness and mercy to me/I've come to thank you to say thank you Lord"). The fact that the songs aren't sung in the order in which they're listed on the CD cover doesn't help a reviewer much, either.

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