The group is based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. The group was formed in 1999.  They have sharpened their vocals talents by performing with some of the best artists in gospel music. Thus, they were ready, when 4 Winds came calling, to move to a major label.

The project has garnered the group three 2011 Stellar Awards’ nominations. They are in the categories of Traditional Group/Duo of the Year, Quartet of the Year and for lead singer Fredericka Faison, Traditional Female Vocalist of the Year. Listen to the CD and you will understand why these young ladies have gained so much notoriety in such a short period of time.

There are eleven (11) songs on the project.  They are “Get Ready, Get Right,” “What a Friend We Have In Jesus,” “I've Got To Move,” “Praise Your Name,” “Be Careful,” “Keep The Faith,” “If Anybody's Able,” “Born Again,” “Jesus You're All I Need,” “Hold On,” and “Bring It To The Altar.” According to the liner notes, most of the songs were written by the lead singer, Fredericka Faison. She is credited with the arrangements for the song “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.” And, it should be noted that "I’ve Got To Move" was written by the late Margaret Allison.

No matter what’s your taste in gospel music, there is a song on this CD for you. 

For the diehard traditionalist there is “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.”  The ballad is always a sure thing in gospel music.  It is particularly uplifting when the artist adds lyrics and an outstanding arrangement.

Looking for a drive song? Check out “Jesus You’re All I Need.”  Yes, the song will certainly get you clapping your hands and tapping your feet, but listen closely and you will receive a powerful message about what is truly important in this life.

Looking for a quartet gospel song for your choir?  Listen to “I’ve Got To Move.”  The song is a variation to the song "This Old Building Keep On Leaning." This would be a perfect song (with the same arrangement) for a choir. Listen closely and you could almost envision your favorite mass choir singing this song.

Looking for a contemporary song?  "Praise Your Name" will satisfy your taste. The ballad delivers heart wrenching words of thanks. You can feel the sincerity in Ms. Faison’s voice as she minister with this song.

Looking for that ‘new gospel quartet song’ from a new group? “Get Ready, Get Right” is the one.

Looking for the song to incorporate into your altar call? You guest it!  "Bring It To The Altar" will more than suffice.

Maybe you are just looking for songs on a new project that minister to you – then listen to the entire CD.

Overall, this is an outstanding CD by one of the new gospel quartet artists of 2010.  Fans of good gospel music you will be drawn to this CD.