Various Artists, City on a Hill: Sing Alleluia - 44m 22s

Tracks & Durations

1. City on a Hill/All Creatures of Our God and King (Verse 1)	1:07
2. Jennifer Knapp and Mac Powell (Third Day)/Sing Alleluia	3:42
3. Bebo Norman, Cliff and Danielle Young (Caedmon's Call)/Holy is Your Name	3:30
4. Nichole Nordeman/You are Holy	4:19
5. Mac Powell (Third Day) and Fernando Ortega/Our Great God	5:08
6. Derek Webb (Caedmon's Call)/Marvelous Light	4:03
7. Jars of Clay/The Comforter Has Come	3:52
8. Nichole Nordeman and FFH/Shine Your Light	3:08
9. FFH/Hide Me in Your Heart	4:07
10. Jennifer Knapp (accompanied by Phil Keaggy)/Hallowed	2:45
11. Derri Daugherty (The Choir) and friends/Lift Up Your Hearts (Sursum Corda)	2:00
12. Cliff and Danielle Young (Caedmon's Call) and Phil Keaggy/Communion	3:54
13. City on a Hill/All Creatures of Our God and King (Verse 2)	2:40

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Review

Just when the recent praise and worship movement threatened to stagnate, City on a Hill: Sing Alleluia provided a gust of fresh air. Like its predecessor, City on a Hill: Songs of Praise and Worship, this collaboration features some fascinating partnerships (with Third Day's Mac Powell and Fernando Ortega; and Bebo Norman; Caedmon's Call; and others) that yield pleasant results. Elsewhere, artists like Jars of Clay add traditional grace to the lustrous and rich possibilities of modern Christian music, polishing up the late-19th-century hymn "The Comforter Has Come." Coproducers Steve Hindalong and Marc Byrd wisely bookend Sing Alleluia with the century-old standard "All Creatures of Our God and King," a fitting irony for a record that exemplifies what worship music can be when artists stop worrying about what it should be. --Michael Lyttle

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