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Music review: Elevation Collective -‘Evidence’

By Clint Rhodes for The 3 min read
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Music review: Elevation Collective -‘Evidence’
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Rhodes

The atmosphere is changing now/For the Spirit of the Lord is here,” sings Tasha Cobbs Leonard on the opening track of Elevation CollectiveĢƵ new offering of songs that move, inspire and renew.

“Here as in Heaven” is elevated by LeonardĢƵ angelic voice confidently reminding us that GodĢƵ presence is all around and his love and grace are overflowing in a world in need of change. Leonard displays the same exuberant passion found on her rousing 2017 album aptly titled “Heart. Passion. Pursuit.”

“Evidence” is an album of eight motivating tracks created from a stirring collaboration between Elevation Worship and a small group of heavenly Christian artists, resulting in a vibrant rework of previous Elevation Worship arrangements.

“Do It Again” is the albumĢƵ first single that describes the greatness of GodĢƵ faithfulness as witnessed by Travis Greene and Kierra Sheard as they triumphantly declare, “You made a way, where there was no way.” Sheard, who also made an appearance on LeonardĢƵ last album, brings down the house with a wall-shaking performance.

Tye TribbettĢƵ electrifying energy is heard and felt on “Unstoppable God” as he sings about the joy that is realized when it is discovered that nothing is impossible through a steadfast faith.

Elevation WorshipĢƵ Chris Brown and singer-songwriter Israel Houghton extend an open invitation to accept GodĢƵ unconditional love and leave behind a lifetime of regrets and mistakes on “O Come to the Altar.”

Going solo, Houghton follows with a soaring song of praise and thanks, expressing heartfelt gratitude for being saved from the darkness on “Jesus I Come.”

“Here in the Presence” features Houghton paired with Sherretta Ivey singing about the awesomeness of GodĢƵ power and encouraging those in distress to be still and know that God is in control of every situation.

The Walls GroupĢƵ infectious optimism flows freely on the tracks “Resurrecting” and “Raised to Life.” The former number promises victory after being lifted from the ashes and being transformed through the breath of new life while the latter relays the eternal assurance that God provides abundantly for all his children.

Elevation Worship is a part of Elevation Church, a global ministry dedicated to seeing people far from God raised to life in Christ.

Clint Rhodes is the ĢƵ music reviewer. He can be reached at clinton43@me.com.

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