A full rich sound - new and refreshing contemporary Christian music - this should be a hit! Hard to pick a favorite as they ALL are unique and different!!

I had heard Rachel & Mitzi sing together many times over many years and never realized the talent these two girls possess! THIS CD BLEW ME AWAY ! We pray regularly for success in this powerful ministry that they heve undertaken and so far our prayers have been answered beyond expectations. PRAISE THE LORD!

I was impressed when i first heard the soundbytes and couldn't wait for my copy to arrive. Having heard the genuine article in all its regal splendor, i'm well and truly bowled over by what is clearly one of the latest and greatest in a long line of superb christian melodic pop/rock releases. This is not just the best heretofore unknown outfit i stumbled across while racking up the items for my most recent order, but arguably the finest cd i've ordered with CD Baby thus far. (And i've purchased quite a few, ranging from progressive rock to contemporary country.) Frankly i haven't heard this kind of vocal grandstanding from a female duo since Venus & Mars' acclaimed masterpiece 'New moon rising', on this occasion as well combined with an immaculate production job and 10 outstanding tracks that leave little to be desired for the discerning aficionado of divinely inspired piano/keyboard dominated melodies and prodigy level songwriting. Since i have a penchant for Adult Oriented Rock, it stands to reason that i would favor those tracks with a heavier rock edge, such as magnificent opener 'The Father will find you' with its Styx-like pomposity and the simply breathtaking semiballad 'Peace be still', which is very much in the same style as the aforementioned Venus & Mars (a superior version of Canadian sister act Heart). For the past couple of days i've been playing those two to death, which is not taking anything away from the other delightful cuts. I've enjoyed every single song (and note, for that matter) on this awesome album. No impartial listener could fail to recognize how extremely talented these ladies are, though i would hardly call them 'one and the same'. On the contrary, their voices are unique in their own way (obviously), while complementing each other exceedingly well. At times i am also reminded of Spain's Ella Baila Sola, which i can assure you is not a bad thing! This disc is for those who value subtle and refined, yet with plenty of bravado, and should appeal to a sizable, diverse audience. (Did i hear echoes of Sade in 'Love remains'?). Together with 'Voyage' by the Brian McDonald Project, this up till now has been my favorite release of 2003. Which is no small feat, cause there's been a lot of good stuff coming my way this year and then some. To state i am looking forward to hearing more from OATS would be putting it mildly. Need i say it? Get this cd while the getting's good, or you may live to regret it!