ALBUM DESCRIPTION

A brand new British compilation which showcases some of the UK's hottest gospel, rap, and reggae artists.

Roger Moore, the album's Executive Producer, says: "Gospel 4 U 2" is a weapon against the stronghold of Satan in the usic arena and will always be trying to reach the people who are lost, broken and dying in sin.

Drawing on the underground talent based in the Midlands, production company Divine Intavention have brought together artists such as Shama and Dee Moore who have already begun to make a mark on the national scene. This album welcomes the talents of Sammy G, AZ-1 and BleSaid. Check out th eincredible soulful voice of Jerome Bucknor on "Desires" and the hip hop groove and uncompromising message of 4th Born.

With a strong emphasis on the Christian message, "Gospel 4 U 2" combines talent with an unashamed ministry focus to create music that is gresh, invigorationg and impacting.


Review:
Divine Intavention Productions scoured the Gospel landscape of midwest England and came up with a hefty 24-song heavily urban and edgy package that showcases the best of the area?s Gospel talent. Certainly underground, and most definitely for those with an ear to what?s next, Gospel 4 U 2 contains some bonafide hits.

Take note of Sammy G, who fosters a relentless mid-core regge vibe on ?Priceless? along with rapper Benje Black, telling us of the worth of the blood of Jesus. Girl group AZ-1 sings out on the spiritual warfare cut, ?Enough Is Enough? , with a Lester Davis? razing guitar and Leon Small?s driving, pounding track guiding. Neosoul comes courtesy Tasha on ?Come On Over This Way? and Blenzz co-operates with BlesSaid on ?Got To Have Him? to offer street sermonics. Shama brings the ragga on ?Warfare? and ZORRO gets innovative with ?Get Ya Praize On?. Plenty more here ?find this album if you want the inside scoop on what?s around the corner in the UK Gospel scene.

? Review by Stan North ?