Coming Home At Last
by Christina Lux
www.sequoiarecords.com

From the first note played to the last on this folk-pop fusion record, you are inside the heart and world of Christina Lux. With a touch of soulful jazz, Christina’s voice takes you on a musical journey of hurt, pain, healing, and hope.

Strong enough to be vulnerable, Christina invites the listener into her personal journey of pain and abuse and rising up again, as in track 4, Abuse, where she sings, “see the years go by – memories learn
to hide – to help you survive.” Track 8, Love Is My Religion, is a simple song with a timeless truth, “let’s make love our religion.”

There is beauty in her voice and courage in her songs as she takes you to those bittersweet places in your own heart and soul. In a world where our wounds hide in the shadows, this artist brings them out into the light for healing and peace and, in so doing, gives us the opportunity to do the same. I highly recommend Coming Home at Last. Your heart is calling.

~ Review by Cherie Lassiter