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This Minnesota-based choir was awarded the 2001 Stellar Award for Best New Artist for their debut project,
God @ Work
. That album incorporated a strong
urban
crossover flavor. Their sophomore release,
Soul Interpretations
, returns the choir to their
gospel
foundation, instituting a feel of Sunday morning worship. This feel is best noted through tracks such as
"It's My Time,"
"Use Me,"
"I'm Grateful,"
and
"Thank You."
For a change of pace, the choir offers a touch of
funk
through the
James Brown
-inspired
"The Blood (Never Lose Its Power),"
a bit of
rock
on the guitar-dominated
"Brand New Day,"
and a tad bit of
R&B
-influenced
"All of My Heart."
~ Tim Smith
God @ Work
. That album incorporated a strong
urban
crossover flavor. Their sophomore release,
Soul Interpretations
, returns the choir to their
gospel
foundation, instituting a feel of Sunday morning worship. This feel is best noted through tracks such as
"It's My Time,"
"Use Me,"
"I'm Grateful,"
and
"Thank You."
For a change of pace, the choir offers a touch of
funk
through the
James Brown
-inspired
"The Blood (Never Lose Its Power),"
a bit of
rock
on the guitar-dominated
"Brand New Day,"
and a tad bit of
R&B
-influenced
"All of My Heart."
~ Tim Smith
This Minnesota-based choir was awarded the 2001 Stellar Award for Best New Artist for their debut project,
God @ Work
. That album incorporated a strong
urban
crossover flavor. Their sophomore release,
Soul Interpretations
, returns the choir to their
gospel
foundation, instituting a feel of Sunday morning worship. This feel is best noted through tracks such as
"It's My Time,"
"Use Me,"
"I'm Grateful,"
and
"Thank You."
For a change of pace, the choir offers a touch of
funk
through the
James Brown
-inspired
"The Blood (Never Lose Its Power),"
a bit of
rock
on the guitar-dominated
"Brand New Day,"
and a tad bit of
R&B
-influenced
"All of My Heart."
~ Tim Smith
God @ Work
. That album incorporated a strong
urban
crossover flavor. Their sophomore release,
Soul Interpretations
, returns the choir to their
gospel
foundation, instituting a feel of Sunday morning worship. This feel is best noted through tracks such as
"It's My Time,"
"Use Me,"
"I'm Grateful,"
and
"Thank You."
For a change of pace, the choir offers a touch of
funk
through the
James Brown
-inspired
"The Blood (Never Lose Its Power),"
a bit of
rock
on the guitar-dominated
"Brand New Day,"
and a tad bit of
R&B
-influenced
"All of My Heart."
~ Tim Smith


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