Yet Living With A Fire changes all of that.
After all, constructive criticisms is what artists want to hear, right? Yet because I am a lover of all things CCM, most pop and worship music does resonate with me, and I usually do not have much to complain about. Every time I find a song that is lacking, most of the time I write a reason why I didn’t like the song, and also something that I reckon the artist can undertake in order to improve their craft in the future. Well, simply put, let me just say this- I don’t normally write harsh reviews. Now, the time has come to take a listen to Living With A Fire, and assess whether these 14 tracks (standing at a whopping 100 minutes!) resonate with me currently, or whether I need to let these songs sit on my iTunes for a while yet before I revisit them. While we as a site missed reviewing Love Has A Name from last year, we did review Chris and Kim’s respective solo studio albums Spilt The Sky and On My Side, and reviewed each very highly with plenty of standout tracks amongst them. What do these artists have in common? Yep, they’re all a part of Jesus Culture, the worship movement that’s similar to Passion, in that they release annual live albums, all with the intention of creating accessible worshipful anthems for the church. Chris Quilala, Bryan and Katie Torwalt, Derek Johnson. Jesus Culture– Living With A Fire ( Amazon mp3/ iTunes) Jesus Culture Music/Capitol Christian Music Group
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