Millions and Millions is a band to keep an eye on. With their self-titled debut album on Dayspring records, Mark and Mike Stitts have produced a record that is upbeat, energetic, and fun.
Their music is a mix of pop, R&B, and rock, with a dash of hip-hop. The flavor of the album is not surprising, given that the Stitts brothers have most recently spent time working with Tim Miner (Christian music's answer to Stevie Wonder) at his Knightlight Studios in Dallas.
The two brothers split the playing between the two of them, with Mike singing lead vocals and playing the drums, and Mark playing guitar, keyboards and bass. They also produced the album themselves, and the quality is very good.
My favorite cuts are "If You Don't Want My Love" and "Never Too Late for Love." Both are very danceable, and a lot of fun. I think that their lyrics could be a little more original--to match their music. But all in all, a very promising debut that says we can expect good things in the future.
Other coverage for this album
Syndicate Nov/Dec 1992Reviewed by Chris WellConfession time: When I was first told about Millions And Millions, I wasn't excited. The language of the press release, the word of mouth, I don't know; it just sounded so much like these guys were just doing more of what we already have in Christian music. I was tired. Realization time: Whatever you hear, whatever you read, keep in mind that Millions And Millions is really worth checking out.…
