Reviewed by Martin I Smith

This poppy compilation is put together by The Revolve Tour, a division of Women Of Faith ministry which is aimed at addressing issues faced by teenage girls and sounds something like the result of various artists' attempt to write a Superchick CD. Guitar-driven upbeat pop is mostly what'll be pumping into your ears from the big names found on this disc. Remedy Drive's "Daylight" and hip-hop influenced Group 1 Crew's stand out contribution "Movin'" are the biggest stylistic departures amongst the throng of polished and cheery teen tunes. The rest are a tidy selection of friendly and feminine anthemic hooks, with lyrics tackling topics like peer pressure (Krystal Meyers' "Anticomformity") and self-confidence (Stephanie Smith's "Superstar"). Really, 'All Access' is spot-on as a body of radio-friendly songs buzzing with positive spiritual affirmation.

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