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    Sol Siden

    Sol Siden

    (2005)

    Reviewed by Greg Adams

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    Label Rider Hall Music CompanyThe Phantom Tollbooth2005
    ccmdance popworship

    Don't let Sol Siden's soft, campfire-guitar opening track "Still There" or closed-eyes piano anthem "No Greater Love" fool you -- this dynamic duo can also generate danceable, pop praise that will move the masses. From gentle melodies to dance club beats, Sol Siden (Barry Atticks -- keyboards/vocals and Nicole Brubaker -- lead vocals) dabble in a variety of musical genres to relay God's Message: "Get Up And Dance" = electronic/dance praise; "Holding On" = vocal jazz/adult contemporary; "Lay It Down" = R&B; "Show Me Clear" = Cutting Edge-era Delirious? (complete with choral backups).

    With crisp vocals, Biblically-solid lyrics, and full-bodied production, Sol Siden offers a praise experience on par with the most popular CCM of today.

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