- Turn Me Around
- Made For You
- Take Me Anywhere
- Atmosphere
- You See Through Me
- I Don't Need to Know
- Symphony
- Speak to Me in Mysteries
- Found
- That's How It Goes
- Safe
- Lift Me Up
- Come Around
Like most aspiring artists, Chris Taylor shared the familiar dreams of grandeur. That is, until he met Matt Redman while interning at Soul Survivor church in the U.K. After talking with the famed songwriter behind "The Heart of Worship" and "Blessed Be Your Name" and being humbled by the "authenticity of his faith," Taylor knew that being successful simply wasn't going to be enough. He wanted his music to have an unpretentious sincerity and a strong theological center, or else it wasn't even worth pursuing.
Those inner struggles, accompanied with delightfully melancholic and artful soundscapes all make Taylor's worshipful pilgrimage on
A few tracks later on the moody strains of "Atmosphere," reminiscent of
Capturing the ups and downs of faith and setting them to worship wouldn't be nearly as interesting if the music was subpar or routine. This is where Taylor excels in spades. While the lyrics have all the makings of congregrationally friendly worship music, his left-of-center syncopation, alternative-pop ambience, and gorgeous echoing harmonies add new richness and luster that's atypical to Sunday morning worship and sonically distinct from most of his peers. All of that, combined with a realistic snapshot of a life redeemed, make