Customer Reviews

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I have been waiting for this album to come out for the longest. I wasn't sure if he was going to come out with one after he had a heart problem. But it came out and now it's here! I've been hoping Darwin would do a praise and worship album, because on Broken he had 2 good worship songs that I liked. He also had a medley of worship on the album before that. I had wanted to hear more of that style from him and sure enough he came out with one.

Isreal Houghton and Aaron Lindsey did a good job producing this album to match the music to his vocal style. My favorite song on the album is "Better Is One Day", which was a very good rendition. It almost has that live jazzy feel to it. I like his comtemporary, studio recorded song too which is "Grace".

So here's another good album to add to your praise and worship collection.

This album is awesome. Every song is done very well. I've played this album at least twice a day since I purchased it. He is by far becoming my favorite Gospel male singer.

It was a big step for Darwin Hobbs to use live instrumental arraingments on this new album, but it worked!! I was so blessed by the "re-discovery" of Mr. Hobbs after I had (horrible) written him off as a another studio voice with good production. I was wrong. He has got the goods and they are on display in this new album.
There are only a few songs on the album cover, but don't worry, you will be rewarded. The tone and pacing of the album is superb as well as the overall vocals.
This album is a must have for any Christian who enjoys being ushered into the presence of God with a spirit of rejoycing!!

The cd is still new to me, but I already have a few favorites. Great work Mr. Hobbs!! Keep going higher in the Lord!!

People People People. You have to buy this Album immediately. I am officially a Darwin Hobbs fan. I have Darwin's last 2 cd's and I like them alot but this Album sent my heart to a place of worship that I haven't been in a long time. Love it! Love it! Love it!

My personal favorite is track #4. Which is a medley of Come let us sing/He is exalted. If I could give it a 10 rating I would.

This recording was more sacred but lacked the fun and modernity of Darwin's earlier works and more R&B fused collaboratons.

I'm not overly excited about this project, but it is good nonetheless. Maybe it's me.