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Reviewed by Tim Holden Recorded at the Planetshakers regional conferences in the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore, this four-track EP was produced and mixed by Joth Hunt, who also leads the worship along with Sam Evans, BJ Pridham and Chelsi Nikkerud. "There Is No One Like You" opens with a high energy EDM feel before moving to the softer, synth-led dance beats of "The Greatest". "Above All Names" is a slow building rock ballad that moves into more spontaneous worship and the EP closes with the more reflective piano-led "Not Alone" building to a powerful climax. Style-wise this is standard...

Reviewed by Louis Hemmings Rapper Hnst-T (Honesty) works as a youth leader for Real Life Ministries in Idaho and this is his debut EP. "My Life" features orchestral harmonies cleverly juxtaposed against agitated rhythmic keyboards. It shouldn't work but it does. The worship-style lyrics read blandly ("On my knees worship you/In the morning dew/Sun shining thru/See flower bloom/There is nothing that we can't do. . .") but when set to such an intriguing track you can just about bear them. Better is "Clean It Up" - "Me out spoken never keepsin it lowkey/I roll wit G.O.D. raise a hand if you know...

Reviewed by Stephen Curry From 1986 to 2005 John Schlitt was the voice of pioneering rockers Petra. Since his departure from the band John has pursued a spasmodic solo career. This 2012 fan-funded offering provides a classic rock sound with perhaps a slightly harder edge than Petra ever had but with a '90s feel. Dominated by the electric guitar "Live It Loud" proclaims actions speak louder than words and the melodic "One Of These Days" has an excellent grunge chorus "When will truth be the truth again?/When will hope not fade away?/When will change ever come to an end?/I wonder if today is on...

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Reviewed by Steve Hayes Name: Social Club. Rappers: FERN and Marty Mar. Location: Miami. Approach: "We make music you're not embarrassed to show your friends." The album (which scores 5 out of 5 on iTunes) kicks off with an inspiring God-talk from guest Chris Durso called "Misfits" where he reminds us of our calling to be representatives of Jesus, a commitment to God, a life choice that others don't want. The album itself is a work of hip-hop art. If 'Misfits 2' were a painting it would be something avant-garde and likely surrealist. Rapping skills are outstanding here while production is vas...