- 7 Ds (Intro)
- 7 Ds
- God Is Good
- U.N.I.T.Y
- Had Not Been
- It's Over Now
- God Didn't Give Up
- What Love?
- You Have a Friend
- Amen
- Don't Wanna Let You Go
- Crossroads (Interlude)
- Crossroads
- Everytime
- Won't Stop Praying
- Trusting God
- Stir the Gift
- Prayer Changes Things
- Happy
- Walls Are Tumbling
Deitrick Haddon has built a growing following over the last few years. As the leader of Voices of Unity and as a solo artist, he's known as a musician who blends the traditional with funky R&B to craft a unique, familiar-yet-futuristic sound, similar to that of labelmate Tonex. Other comparisons include Montrell Darrett and mainstream artists Raphael Saadiq, Joe or R. Kelly.
Rance Allen brings his molasses-sweet, throaty lead to "Had Not Been," which features a smooth, updated take on the well-loved, plodding quartet sound. Songs like this demonstrate why this form is enjoying a resurgence among the Gen X gospel crowd. It's got the sho-nuff old school vibe, with a little something extra. "Amen," a ballad about accepting God's will, features the youth choir from the Haddons' church over driven strings.
Other noteworthy songs include the title track, an enigmatic rock/R&B/gospel song about points of decision in one's life; "Everytime," with a clubworthy step sensibility; "Won't Stop Praying," with retro synth horn, sax and flute; the pensive "Trusting God"; and "Prayer Changes Things;" which mixes a classic quartet sound with handclaps, foot stomps, and a twittering vocal reminiscent of Bobby McFerrin.