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‘Missing Link’
Helen Betz
Review by Darryn Altclass
The first solo album from Helen Betz, Missing Link, presents a clear
message obviously resulting from her own intimacy with God. The
simplicity of the music and vocals adds to the reflective nature of the
lyrics and encourages the listener to contemplate God’s grace and love.
“You Won’t Let Me Fall” is a poignant reminder of God’s providential
care, a message that continues in the words of the following song,
“Sheltered”. The music style is quite unique ranging from the medieval
feel of, “Missing Link”, to the soft melodious sounds of “Waiting”. The
theme of the CD is encompassed in the following words from “Missing
Link”,
“I have
been searching for you everywhere I go,
You are the missing link to my soul.
You are a face in the crowd I did not know.
You are the missing link to my soul.”
Overall, Missing Link is an encouraging debut, well
worth listening too. 10% of the proceeds of CD sales will support the
work of ‘Help a Child Foundation’.
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