Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Julian is a consummate woodwind player, up there with the David Fitzgeralds and Mike Haughtons, while his elegant piano work and unerringly effective use of synth pads mean that he can produce evocative soundscapes of peaceful tranquility seemingly at will. And, if that's not enough, Julian's wife Melissa has a haunting voice that adds another dimension to some of her husband's lovely compositions. I was particularly touched by "You Are" where Melissa beautifully reflects on God's holiness and faithfulness. But in truth, all the music here is of equal quality and whether you're looking for the perfect accompaniment to your soaking sessions or want something to play during your prayer time, this is delightfully executed music of no little spiritual depth.

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