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    Tarra Scotton & Strong Tower

    I Wanna Thank You

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Chelsea Lewis

    Label Zopro RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2001
    gospelr&bsoul

    The smooth yet powerful musical tracks of Strong Tower back Tarra Scotton's flowing vocals beautifully, bringing I Wanna Thank You together to form an enjoyable R & B/Gospel record. The lyrics are moving also, and the chief lyricist, Eric Greene Jr., writes about every day life with a positive message influenced by Christ.

    The members of Strong Tower hope to be a very inspiring group to young people, considering they are all under the age of 18. Each plays his instrument with excellence and exhibits a real feeling of striving to make their mark on the music world through a positive alternative to the usually negative secular music those around them listen to.

    Tarra Scotton's vocals move right along with the music, creating a warm atmosphere of music you can sing along and dance to easily. She brings character and uniqueness to the tracks, singing of every day life and strife with God.

    Overall, I Wanna Thank You is an excellent work of R & B/Gospel by Tarra Scotton & Strong Tower. The two work together to bring a record to life that inspires a feeling of positivity around the listener. Their faith is apparent and is shown through their devotion to make great music.

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