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The first real song is "Loving You," a fantastic pop track that features easy-going acoustic guitar melodies.

It's reminiscent of something Jordin Sparks would do, and would undoubtedly perform well at radio. Somebody Else" is a quirky, sassy addition to the EP that features Rachael telling off a boy about how much he has changed.

It seems that with the advent of Spotify, and more and more newer artists being present on WOW Hits albums, that there are more radio friendly Christian songs now than ever before.

So some would say that it stands to reason that previous WOW Hits albums, especially those made in the 90’s and 00’s, were quite ‘easy’ to choose 30-odd tracks as the ‘best of the year’ without not much glaring oversights in terms of song choices. Note that this isn’t a griping session, but an observation of tracks that could have brightened up the track lists of previous WOW compilations. Jaci Velasquez (On My Knees) – should have been present on WOW Hits 1997 So there you have it!

There isn’t too much smiling or too little brooding.

These are melodies of hope, freedom and refuge in the face of fear, slavery and exile.” Zach has worked undercover alongside operatives from The Exodus Road to identify perpetrators and fight slavery in Southeast Asia and Latin America.

On his sixth LP, “Migration,” Simon “Bonobo” Green feels the pull of those navigational points: even as “Bambro Koyo Ganda” steeps in the Moroccan beats and chants of the Brooklyn-based Innov Gnawa sextet, it glides, streamlined, down mental autobahns, while “Break Apart” nestles and almost locks the fragile R&B of Danish-and-Canadian duo Rhye inside a jewel box of melancholy.

Yet Bonobo wanders, opening and closing the music of the eight-minute “Outlier” like a night blossom, or, on “Second Sun,” allying himself with Justin Vernon and Volcano Choir’s early, cautious and melodic experimentalism.

Unfortunately, it's only an EP, but this will definitely quench the thirst that fans have had for so long.

The album opens with the "Human Intro." It's a strange and unnecessary way to start off the album, especially since it is dark and the majority of the release is light-hearted.