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    Neah Lee

    Without Wax

    (2005)

    Reviewed by Kevin Mathews

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    Label Broken for Good RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2005
    ccmpop rocksinger-songwriter

    A good album, Neah Lee has a versatile set of pipes, equally at home with heartfelt ballads and passionate easy emo-rockers. Producer Koo Chung surrounds Lee's songs with sympathetic instrumentation and arrangements which highlight the spine of the tracks, which is the praise and honor of our Lord Jesus Christ. An album you could bop to whilst you gently reflect on the deeper spiritual matters. Highly recommended.

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