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Forrest Frank

CHILD OF GOD II

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🖐️ Key Points

1. Vibrant
2. Philippians 4:4
3. Great vocal production
4. Enjoyable sounds
5. Happy Vibes

Tracklisting

1. WHAT LIVING IS ALL ABOUT(2:39)
2. NO LONGER BOUND (ft.Hulvey) (3:00)
3. UP! (ft.Hulvey ) (2:17)
4. MORE THAN A FEELING (3:25)
5. SAFE AND SOUND (ft.CAIN) (2:59)
6. LIFE IS GOOD (2:48)
7. MIRACLE WORKER (ftTori Kelly) (3:04)
8. HEY GRANDAD (3:21)
9. ALL I NEED (ft. Hulvey) (3:23)
10. GOD IS GOOD (ft.Caleb Gordon) (3:28)
11. ALWAYS (2:38)
12. RICH MAN (3:16)
13. HALLELUJAH (2:29)
14. WELL DONE (ft.Sam Rivera) (2:17)
15. GOOD DAY (2:51)
16. SUNSHINE (2:59)
17. NEVER GET USED TO THIS (ft.JVKE) (2:25)
18. NEVER LEFT MY SIDE (2:33)
19. LIFT MY HANDS (3:40)
20. CHILD OF GOD (3:14)

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Music Review

Forrest Frank returns with CHILD OF GOD II, a vibrant and uplifting follow-up to his earlier project, once again blending joyful melodies with bold expressions of faith. The album is filled with happy mood vibes, offering a refreshing burst of optimism that radiates through each track. From the very first song, listeners are met with sunny instrumentals, rich vocal stacks, and a carefree spirit that captures the freedom of life in Christ. Whether you're cruising with the windows down or sitting in quiet reflection, the album gives off an undeniable sense of peace and celebration.

Forrest’s signature sound—bright harmonies, smooth vocals, and a gospel-meets-pop fusion—shines as he sings about God's goodness. Tracks throughout the album highlight the presence of a big and faithful God, constantly on our side. There’s a reverence here, but it’s wrapped in joy, not solemnity. Forrest doesn’t just sing about God—he invites listeners to join him in truly enjoying the life that God has created, especially the simple pleasures found in nature, community, and worship.

The theme of spiritual freedom runs strong in this project. Forrest joyfully celebrates the reality that Jesus has set us free—free to love, free to dance, and free to live unashamed. You can feel the fire of the Holy Spirit especially in the more anthemic tracks, where gospel-style backing vocals and handclap rhythms make you want to shout along. These songs aren’t just music; they feel like moments of collective worship disguised in pop packages, drawing hearts closer to Christ while keeping the vibe celebratory.

One of the most striking elements of CHILD OF GOD II is its vocal production. Forrest layers vocals in a way that feels massive but never overwhelming—more like “candy to the ears,” perfectly sweet and full of texture. The harmonies are smooth yet powerful, carrying the weight of the message while still keeping things sonically fun. Each track is built with care, using vocal layering not just for aesthetic purposes, but to evoke the fullness of joy and presence found in walking with God.

Listening to this album reminded me deeply of God’s joy—and how we’re called to dwell in that joy daily. It echoes the heart of Philippians 4:4, “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!” Forrest doesn’t just sing from a place of talent; he sings from a soul that knows God intimately. CHILD OF GOD II is a reminder that, even in a chaotic world, we have a reason to rejoice. Through each beat and lyric, Forrest invites us to find our joy not in our circumstances, but in the unshakable goodness of the Lord.

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