- I Will Bless the Lord
- I Will Bless the Lord (Reprise)
- We Love You (with J. Moss)
- Medley: Majesty
- Medley: Praise the Name of Jesus
- Medley: In Case You've Forgotten
- Breathe
- Rain on Me
- He Reigns
- Broken but I'm Healed
- Holy Holy Holy
- Lift Him Up
- Special Place
- Praise Him
- Worship the King
- Invitation
- Interlude: Closing Prayer
Gospel music has a king, a queen, a first lady, a joy princess, and just about any distinction—either regal or imagined—its pundits decide to create. Recently, Dorinda Clark-Cole was dubbed "The Rose of Gospel," whatever that means. In a similar vein, Byron Cage boasts the title of "Prince of Praise," a royal title that rightfully became his after his major-label debut,
But instead of choirmaster Kurt Carr—who produced his first GospoCentric disc—Cage tapped the typically urban-minded production team PAJAM for assistance. Fortunately, they do an admirable job of not turning this into a hip-hop mise-en-scène, capably capturing the contemporary gospel environment of Cage's previous albums. Although they don't deviate from the artist's vision, at times they get tempted to let their colors show, as in the rhythmic opener "I Will Bless the Lord." Later, the producers let loose even more with the infectious "Worship the King," a track with enough cadence to render it a fine dance-worthy number, but overall not as worshipful as its title may imply.
Therein lies the major limitation of