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Track Listings
| 1. Gold |
| 2. All This Time |
| 3. Look Like Love |
| 4. Who You Say You Are |
| 5. Ready Or Not |
| 6. Breakthrough |
| 7. Stand |
| 8. The Sun Is Rising |
| 9. Amazing Life |
| 10. Still That Girl |
| 11. Seeing For The First Time |
Editorial Reviews
2012 album, the third studio album from the Christian pop artist. Britt burst onto the scene with her debut release Say It four years ago. The finely crafted pop collection produced three Top 10 radio singles, including "Set The World On Fire." Her breakthrough sophomore release, The Lost Get Found, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums Charts and produced another 3 Top 10 radio singles.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Britt Nicole is back with her highly anticipated third full-length release Gold on March 27, 2012. Britt is one of my favorite female artists. She has an incredible heart for her ministry, is a wonderful role model for girls of all ages and she has an excellent singing voice. If you like Francesca Battistelli and mainstream pop music, then you'll love Britt Nicole. She has delivered the ideal album to minister to anyone struggling with identity issues. I've been married for almost 18 years and have 3 young daughters and this entire album really ministers to me and my family. She opens with the ultra-catchy dance-tempo title track, "Gold" which perfectly sets the tone for this excellent five star album. The title track opens with the lyrics--"You were walking on the moon, now you're feeling low, what they said wasn't true, you're beautiful, sticks and stones break your bones, I know what you're feeling, words like those won't steal your glow...you're worth more than gold." My daughters are more precious than anything in the world to me and to their Heavenly Father, and this song is a great anthem to celebrate the biblical Truth from Psalm 139, that we are "fearfully and wonderfully made."
Britt's favorite Scripture passage is 1 Chronicles 28:20 which she says reminds her daily of God's calling on her life. Hit song "All This Time" is next and has a sincere autobiographical style where Britt shares her testimony of when she was first met God and celebrates her salvation in Christ. It's the type of song that I've come to really love from Britt's albums in the style of "Set The World On Fire." It is a great song and Britt seems poised to pick up where she left off with The Lost Get Found, with a great mix of different styles, heating up and cooling down with every song a great showcase of Britt's excellent singing voice. "Look Like Love" is a wonderful song of encouragement to live as a light and know that in Christ we can do anything. God will never fail us or forsake us until the work of the Lord is finished. Britt belts out the awesome chorus, "I want to look like Love, be more than just enough for the hearts that are broken, coming undone, It's up to you and me to leave a legacy, if we're all they ever see, I want to look like Love." Britt has the gift of encouragement and every single song lifts me up. "Ready Or Not" features a guest vocal by Lecrae. The message is uplifting and mission-minded including the lyrics, "giving everything to see the lost get found" leading to the chorus--"Ready or not here I come, I'm about to show you where the Light comes from."
"Breakthrough" has a contemplative feel to open the song leading to an explosive chorus and some musical programming which will have you hanging on every note as Britt builds to the lyric, "I can feel a breakthrough coming." The encouragement continues with the gorgeous ballad "The Sun Is Rising" which proclaims "you're gonna make it, the night can only last for so long, whatever you're facing, if your heart is breaking, there's a promise for just the ones who hold on, lift up your eyes and see, the sun is rising." The song that really grabs your attention is the super-hooky dance song, "Amazing Life" which rivals any hit song in the mainstream pop scene yet includes celebratory and positive lyrics instead of destructive and sensual themes. One of my favorite songs on the album is "Still That Girl." As my daughters' grow up, I love our relationships' built on the understanding that God has great plans for them according to Jeremiah 29:11. Whatever happens in their lives they'll always be my little girls. Just like "Have Your Way," I can hear Britt's vocals break as she sings this emotionally charged song, along with the beautiful closing ballad, "Seeing For The First Time."
CLOSING THOUGHTS (Staff Review, NewReleaseTuesday.com)
Britt Nicole's songs "Walk On The Water" and "Set The World On Fire" have been featured in television shows and movies and with Gold she is poised to "Breakthrough" as the premier female artist in all of Christian music. She has an infectious and upbeat musical style, layering her strong and distinguished vocals over the top of one hooky melody after another. Britt Nicole has really emerged as one of the top female vocalists in any genre and she is a great role model for girls struggling with identity issues. This album is loaded with positive grace-filled messages of hope. The upbeat and heavily produced musical arrangements on this album perfectly accentuate Britt's powerful and passionate songs. Don't miss out on one of the most upbeat and fun albums of the year. You'll won't be able to help but dance and sing along with the stand-out songs, "Gold," "All This Time," "Look Like Love," "Ready Or Not," "Breakthrough," "The Sun Is Rising," "Amazing Life" and "Still That Girl." Along with Heart by Audrey Assad this is my top album by a female artist and one of my top overall albums of the year. If you liked The Lost Get Found, then you'll love Gold by Britt Nicole.
Britt's favorite Scripture passage is 1 Chronicles 28:20 which she says reminds her daily of God's calling on her life. Hit song "All This Time" is next and has a sincere autobiographical style where Britt shares her testimony of when she was first met God and celebrates her salvation in Christ. It's the type of song that I've come to really love from Britt's albums in the style of "Set The World On Fire." It is a great song and Britt seems poised to pick up where she left off with The Lost Get Found, with a great mix of different styles, heating up and cooling down with every song a great showcase of Britt's excellent singing voice. "Look Like Love" is a wonderful song of encouragement to live as a light and know that in Christ we can do anything. God will never fail us or forsake us until the work of the Lord is finished. Britt belts out the awesome chorus, "I want to look like Love, be more than just enough for the hearts that are broken, coming undone, It's up to you and me to leave a legacy, if we're all they ever see, I want to look like Love." Britt has the gift of encouragement and every single song lifts me up. "Ready Or Not" features a guest vocal by Lecrae. The message is uplifting and mission-minded including the lyrics, "giving everything to see the lost get found" leading to the chorus--"Ready or not here I come, I'm about to show you where the Light comes from."
"Breakthrough" has a contemplative feel to open the song leading to an explosive chorus and some musical programming which will have you hanging on every note as Britt builds to the lyric, "I can feel a breakthrough coming." The encouragement continues with the gorgeous ballad "The Sun Is Rising" which proclaims "you're gonna make it, the night can only last for so long, whatever you're facing, if your heart is breaking, there's a promise for just the ones who hold on, lift up your eyes and see, the sun is rising." The song that really grabs your attention is the super-hooky dance song, "Amazing Life" which rivals any hit song in the mainstream pop scene yet includes celebratory and positive lyrics instead of destructive and sensual themes. One of my favorite songs on the album is "Still That Girl." As my daughters' grow up, I love our relationships' built on the understanding that God has great plans for them according to Jeremiah 29:11. Whatever happens in their lives they'll always be my little girls. Just like "Have Your Way," I can hear Britt's vocals break as she sings this emotionally charged song, along with the beautiful closing ballad, "Seeing For The First Time."
CLOSING THOUGHTS (Staff Review, NewReleaseTuesday.com)
Britt Nicole's songs "Walk On The Water" and "Set The World On Fire" have been featured in television shows and movies and with Gold she is poised to "Breakthrough" as the premier female artist in all of Christian music. She has an infectious and upbeat musical style, layering her strong and distinguished vocals over the top of one hooky melody after another. Britt Nicole has really emerged as one of the top female vocalists in any genre and she is a great role model for girls struggling with identity issues. This album is loaded with positive grace-filled messages of hope. The upbeat and heavily produced musical arrangements on this album perfectly accentuate Britt's powerful and passionate songs. Don't miss out on one of the most upbeat and fun albums of the year. You'll won't be able to help but dance and sing along with the stand-out songs, "Gold," "All This Time," "Look Like Love," "Ready Or Not," "Breakthrough," "The Sun Is Rising," "Amazing Life" and "Still That Girl." Along with Heart by Audrey Assad this is my top album by a female artist and one of my top overall albums of the year. If you liked The Lost Get Found, then you'll love Gold by Britt Nicole.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Rissi
Format:Audio CD
At first glance, Britt Nicole's music may not seem any different than any other Christian or mainstream artist (Taylor Swift, Colbie Calliet or Selena Gomez) - something I do not mean as a slight, mind you. Prior to this collection of songs, I loved Britt's music (her prior two albums were "Say It" and "The Lost Get Found") and more importantly, her heart for God shines. On this, Gold Britt's third and latest studio album, I found myself disappointed in a couple of the tracks but it isn't because they lack Christianity's message, instead I realized I wasn't wild about the "tones"of certain songs.
Britt starts things off right with the title track, "Gold." Its message is a heartfelt one about believing in ourselves and not taking to heart cruel things peers may say about us. There is a message and heart to the song as Britt (and her co-writers) weaves together a song that teaches us to recognize that beauty is so much more than skin deep (from the inside out, it's true - you're worth more than gold). "Who You Say You Are" is a lovely ballad about believing in "who" Christ is because he has never been anything but "real." The lyrics are rich and thought-provoking, and meld well with the music; He knows our "name" and our "story." Having hope in the midst of loss is chronicled in "The Sun is Rising" and a really fun girl-power ballad manifests in "Still that Girl." This is a song that is a letter of sorts encouraging girls to never hide their lives away - to never give up on something that we may believe it. Incidentally it is a favorite.
Collaborating on "Ready or Not" with Lecrae Moore, this track was a highly-anticipated cut prior to the release of Gold. I did not care for the song. It is peppy, has a great beat and the lyrics are perfect as a summer tune but the addition of an opening that is more of a rap ruins what would have been an otherwise catchy beat; I am not the kind of girl who goes for that sort of music. Right or wrong, it is not my thing. Back to some of the jewels, there is "Looks Like Love," (reminding us to enjoy little things in life) "Breakthrough," (also not a favorite) "Stand," and another of the best tracks, "Amazing Life." We all get caught up in the busy-ness of life, daily tasks, or sometimes there is that one moment when we question or wonder what life is really all about. The song reminds us what an amazing life God blesses us with - the gifts he bestows on us, and the things that should never be taken for granted. Completing the 11-track album is "All this Time" but then, you all already know how well I love that song. It is a very personal moment in Britt's life that she has shared with her fans in a lyrical outlet, and the result is beautiful.
All told, this album is a five-star stunner - I have it playing on my iPod, WMP, and the physical album. (My copy is in all likelihood getting worn out already.) Since picking up the copy, it has been "on repeat." What a memorable collection of songs. Nearly all of its messages are about realizing our worth from the inside, and living life to the fullest - for Him. Now taking all this advice to heart: Go shine.
"Hold your head up high / From the inside out / It's your time to shine / You're worth more than gold"
© Copyright 2011-2012 Scribbles, Scripts and Such - all Written Content (unless noted)
Britt starts things off right with the title track, "Gold." Its message is a heartfelt one about believing in ourselves and not taking to heart cruel things peers may say about us. There is a message and heart to the song as Britt (and her co-writers) weaves together a song that teaches us to recognize that beauty is so much more than skin deep (from the inside out, it's true - you're worth more than gold). "Who You Say You Are" is a lovely ballad about believing in "who" Christ is because he has never been anything but "real." The lyrics are rich and thought-provoking, and meld well with the music; He knows our "name" and our "story." Having hope in the midst of loss is chronicled in "The Sun is Rising" and a really fun girl-power ballad manifests in "Still that Girl." This is a song that is a letter of sorts encouraging girls to never hide their lives away - to never give up on something that we may believe it. Incidentally it is a favorite.
Collaborating on "Ready or Not" with Lecrae Moore, this track was a highly-anticipated cut prior to the release of Gold. I did not care for the song. It is peppy, has a great beat and the lyrics are perfect as a summer tune but the addition of an opening that is more of a rap ruins what would have been an otherwise catchy beat; I am not the kind of girl who goes for that sort of music. Right or wrong, it is not my thing. Back to some of the jewels, there is "Looks Like Love," (reminding us to enjoy little things in life) "Breakthrough," (also not a favorite) "Stand," and another of the best tracks, "Amazing Life." We all get caught up in the busy-ness of life, daily tasks, or sometimes there is that one moment when we question or wonder what life is really all about. The song reminds us what an amazing life God blesses us with - the gifts he bestows on us, and the things that should never be taken for granted. Completing the 11-track album is "All this Time" but then, you all already know how well I love that song. It is a very personal moment in Britt's life that she has shared with her fans in a lyrical outlet, and the result is beautiful.
All told, this album is a five-star stunner - I have it playing on my iPod, WMP, and the physical album. (My copy is in all likelihood getting worn out already.) Since picking up the copy, it has been "on repeat." What a memorable collection of songs. Nearly all of its messages are about realizing our worth from the inside, and living life to the fullest - for Him. Now taking all this advice to heart: Go shine.
"Hold your head up high / From the inside out / It's your time to shine / You're worth more than gold"
© Copyright 2011-2012 Scribbles, Scripts and Such - all Written Content (unless noted)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This album really has a hip-hop sound to it, especially because of Ready or Not featuring Lecrae. I get the sense that Britt Nicole was really trying for a Rihanna or Katy Perry sound (not really acquainted with their music or care to be) which might turn off some, but I think she nailed it. Britt Nicole shows that a third album slump doesn't have to happen. her love for God and reaching out to young people and sharing the love of Jesus with them is still very much relevant here. If you want something that is comparable to the world's pop music that has a strong Christian message, check this out. All This time is probably my most favorite song off this album. In conclusion, it may not be for everyone, but if hip-hop music like Lecrae or Tobymac style is you're kinda thing, you'll love this album.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great CD
Britt Nicole is an amazing artist! I bought this CD for my 7 year old daughter and she absolutely loves it!
Published 1 day ago by April Woodall
5.0 out of 5 stars
very good!
Anything this girl does is great! The last album was a bit better but this one does not disappoint. A true talent!
Published 18 days ago by Maria Angelova
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great!
Gave this to my best friend as a birthday present...she loved it! I love the songs as well. :) Britt Nicole is an amazing, God-given artist!
Published 22 days ago by BeADreamer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pheonomenal
Amazing CD. Very inspirational and beautiful. My daughter and I sing along in the car. Thanks, Britt for making such beautiful music.
Published 25 days ago by B. Ouellette
4.0 out of 5 stars
A youthful and positive Christian pop album......
My daughter, of 6 years old, had been ill for a few days with Fifths Disease, and during her time resting at home, falling in and out of sleep, she listened to Christian... Read more
Published 26 days ago by Andrew L. Chung
5.0 out of 5 stars
WOW BRITT NICOLE
This cd is for the young and old, it is my first purchase of Britt Nicole but it won"t be my last.
Published 1 month ago by patricia Taylor
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love
Cant wait to give to daughter for her birthday. She is going to love having her new cd to listen to.
Published 1 month ago by T A Craddock Jr
5.0 out of 5 stars
So pleased!!!
I love dance music, and I love this CD. I work out with it, dance in the kitchen while I cook with it. Great music.
Published 2 months ago by R.H.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Britt Nicole is very talented; don't have to be into Christian pop or...
Although Britt Nicole is considered a Christian pop artist, her third album "Gold" is being marketed to the mainstream pop market as well. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Isarizal
5.0 out of 5 stars
SO GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Okay, call me crazy. I just got this cd a couple of days ago, and I have already memorized practically the whole cd, AND drove my brother CRAZY!! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Thelittleredhairedgirl
