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    Jaime Jamgochian

    Reason to Live

    (2005)

    Reviewed by Amanda Walker

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    Label Centricity MusicThe Phantom TollboothOctober 2005
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    Christian music has needed a fresh, new voice and Jaime pushes the envelope with great ease and strength. Reminiscent of early Twila Paris, Jaime comes with songs of raw faith, open abandonment, and simply worship. Her album could easily become the next big worship album, following the lead of Darlene Zschech.

    Listening to Reason to Live will instantly place your heart centered with your God.

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    The Phantom Tollbooth 2005Reviewed by Joe MontagueJaime Jamgochian's (pronounced Jam-go-shen) Reason To Live, her album released under the Centricity Records banner unveils the talented vocals and piano playing abilities better than her previous CD. As is the case with most gifted artists experience and the opportunity to work with an equally talented production crew has brought the best out of this Reading, Massachusetts (via Seattle)…

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