This album is more openly religious than his other works. The regretful tone of a damaged relationship of Moonflower is gone and When it Rains portrays a reflective message of hope in every track. But the personable open and honest nature of his confessions come across as authentic. The arrangement is smooth and acoustic which remains comforting and listenable throughout the work. The highlight of the album for me is Where We Were Before. Put this one on in the background during bible reading time and enjoy a hot tea with honey.
(recommendation origin: Hillary McFadden)
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