Just You And Me by Adie

Reviewed by Grace Curtis

This is the follow up to debut solo album 'Don't Wait' from the wife of Jeremy Camp and the former leader of South African band The Benjamin Gate. With a mellow edge and the rawness of her voice permeating through, this is more worship focussed than her previous album. "Where Could I Go" is an excellent opener and sets the mood for the album, with a typical musical arrangement from the producers of the album, Steve Hindalong and Marc Byrd. "All I Need Is You" is a track that is particularly emotive with lyrics that stop you in your tracks and urge you to enter into the presence of the Lord. Although a cover of the Hillsong number, this track is done particularly well with stripped down musical accompaniment in places and resounding crescendos in others, reinforcing the powerful hook. If you are looking for tracks with more of an uptempo feel "Seek You" is upbeat, though it could be seen as a misfit in an album of tranquil reflective worship. A perfect choice of finale, the acoustic "Only You" by David Crowder leaves the listener with the memorable phrase, "It's just you and me here now", bringing the album back to a place of intimacy.