See The Morning- Chris Tomlin
Its another original Tomlin project and its another homerun for the Texan worship leader. Although not as knockout as 2004's "Arriving", which featured its fair share of classic songs and worship anthems, this one doesnt fair too badly, especially considering that it has garnered 2 Grammy nominations in the Best Gospel (Pop/Rock) categories. I read that someone complained that this album is "too Tomlin", whatever that means, but I love it. From upbeat numbers like "Awesome Is The Lord Most High" to the meditative "Uncreated One" and anthemic "Made to Worship", this album will be keenly embraced by worshippers looking to add to their worshop repertoire. Tomlin might not be particularly innovative (like stablemates Charlie Hall and Dave Crowder) music-wise, but he brings a sincerity and earnestness to his writing and (much undervalued) singing that allows him to hold his own among the fellows at Sixsteps Records. Its just good worship music and very Biblical too! Yay!
Its another original Tomlin project and its another homerun for the Texan worship leader. Although not as knockout as 2004's "Arriving", which featured its fair share of classic songs and worship anthems, this one doesnt fair too badly, especially considering that it has garnered 2 Grammy nominations in the Best Gospel (Pop/Rock) categories. I read that someone complained that this album is "too Tomlin", whatever that means, but I love it. From upbeat numbers like "Awesome Is The Lord Most High" to the meditative "Uncreated One" and anthemic "Made to Worship", this album will be keenly embraced by worshippers looking to add to their worshop repertoire. Tomlin might not be particularly innovative (like stablemates Charlie Hall and Dave Crowder) music-wise, but he brings a sincerity and earnestness to his writing and (much undervalued) singing that allows him to hold his own among the fellows at Sixsteps Records. Its just good worship music and very Biblical too! Yay!
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