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Blase - Live & Learn
The wealth of talent and musical experience is showcased on 'Live and Learn.' In some ways, the women share a part of their testimony with listeners on the album. The eclectic, urban track, Oh No is a declaration of how much God has done in their lives. The short rap lyrics performed by Drea' Randle, boldly testifies to how God miraculously delivers those who are faithful to His word. Similarly, the groovy, mid-tempo Change Gon' Come encourages listeners not to give in to the pressures going on in their lives. The song begins with the story of a child who experiences rape and speaks of how problems can sometimes get the best of people. The words are uplifting, urging listeners who experience pain, to have faith in God to see them through.
By contrast, Life's So Incredible is a worshipful song, thanking God for answering prayer. The lyrics state life is so incredible because God is all-powerful and incredible. The song is an encouragement to stop and thank God for the small blessings He places in all our lives, despite the fact that we experience hardships. The personal tone of the track is inviting and expressed conversationally.
These young women are serious about their ministry and describe their newest album, 'Live and Learn, as a testimony of how God has brought them through life's struggles and how we can always live and learn from our past mistakes. For more on this dynamic group of young women, visit their website: www.blaseonline.com or www.myspace.com/blasefan
More
- Martha Munizzi - "Make It Loud"
- Donald Lawrence's "Your Righteous Mind"
- "Holy One" - The Rance Allen Group
- "Things" - BeBe and CeCe as provided by GC Partner-The Black Gospel Blog
- Deitrick Haddon's Church on the Moon Review
- LaShun Pace Reborn as provided by GC Partner-The Black Gospel Blog
