Reviewed by Rick Gregory

All of the 12 tracks here are excellently arranged and played by Adam Dickens who also co-produced the album. Adam attends St Albans Vineyard and is a member of the Burn Band. But these gentle renditions of Vineyard classics are a long way from the rock praise of that aggregation. Here are worship gems from Vineyard UK like "Hungry", "All Who Are Thirsty", "Come Now Is The Time" and "Humble King" to name but a few. If you "tickle the ivories" yourself you're bound to appreciate this production. There's not much else to be said really, except that this album is easy on the ear and makes great background music for a more relaxed environment. It certainly is ambient, relaxing, gentle and doesn't take away at all from the original power and quality of the songs given this new reflective setting.

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