| | Worship Jamz CD (6 Customer Reviews)
WORSHIP JAMZ comes from the same people who brought the world the popular KIDZ BOP series, which featured a group of talented young singers reinterpreting hits of the day to make them more appealing to children's tender ears. As its name implies, WORSHIP JAMZ gives the same treatment to gospel songs, specifically tunes from musicians such as Rich Mullins and Third Day, who bring modern country, pop, and rock sensibilities to their testaments to the Lord.
The resulting melange is a spirited celebration of love and praise that should effectively grab the attention of young listeners, stir them into sing-along passion, and open their ears to the message. The two discs run the gamut of devotional music from the peppy "Every Move I Make" to the reverent. nouveau-Sunday School anthem "Awesome God." All tracks on WORSHIP JAMZ capture the emotional depth of the originals, with youthful singers lending their strong, enthusiastic voices. WORSHIP JAMZ reflects the heart of the Contemporary Christian movement with requisite zest, a fitting introduction to Christian themes for any kid.
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