Reviewed by Stephen Luff

There was a hitmaking country group in the '60s called The Browns but this team are four family members, Shelly Brown and her three adult children, Adam Michaela and Andrew. Produced by Wayne Haun (nominated for no less than eight Dove Awards), their sound is best described as Point Of Grace/Avalon sprinkled with Gaither Music! With their finely blended harmonies they produce highly polished, listener friendly music such as the title track and "Street Of Gold" The more Southern gospel style tracks include "Rock And Redeemer" and "A Place In The Choir". The latter and the single instrumental track on the album "All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name/Crown Him With Many Crowns" allow The Browns to demonstrate their unique instrumental sound, a blend of banjos, fiddles and mandolin amongst other instruments. 'Love Loud' is an infectious mix of contemporary styles mixed with a traditional sheen which will appeal to many and will encourage repeat play.

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