This summer, more than 26,000 young people attended Soul Survivor festival events across the UK. Now it is possible to hear a taste of what a worshipping generation sounds like though these all-new songs from some of the most challenging songwriters and worship leaders of today.

At first glance, the technicolour front cover gives the impression of loud, bouncy worship that has become almost synonymous with the summer festival. While the album does feature high energy, especially in the rousing title track: Never Gonna Stop Singing, led by Tom Smith and accompanied by clapping and enough celebratory "woahs" to know which song would have featured at impromptu, 3am campsite singalongs.

However, the bright cover disguises the beautiful, reflective nature of the album. Veteran worship leader, Beth Croft leads the stunning and emotive "This is Amazing Grace", declaring thanks for all Jesus has done. For me, it's impossible to listen without getting a bit tearful. She also takes her turn on Hillsong's O Praise the Name (Anastasis), a song I'm predicting to feature heavily in Church services during Lent and Easter.

For many, the standout song of the summer was Chris Tomlin's Good Good Father and Soul Survivor doesn't disappoint. Led, for the first time on a CD, by a female worship leader. Beth Croft's lead has a beautiful, almost country sound as she leads the crowd in asserting the goodness of God.

Overall, the 10-track offering is faultless. Bringing to live a generation of worshippers who are now (hopefully) settled back into churches and singing these on Sundays. I urge you not to put off by the somewhat jazzy cover. The sheer variation of tracks means at least one song will become a firm favourite with every member of the congregation, irrespective of age, and there's enough on there to keep you going until next July.

Soul Survivor is a lifeblood organisation and has great history and heritage for many generations in the UK and beyond. Year on year they offer a great live album experience and this year is no exception.

For the few who are only just discovering Soul Survivor, you will not be disappointed. The Watford (UK) based Charity exists to introduce young people to Jesus and equip, encourage and empower them to live their whole lives for him. They run events throughout the year including summer conferences, equipping days and Saturday celebrations. This year they welcomed over 26,000 young people to their events and the Live album from their Summer get together has captured their experience in this 10 track offering entitled 'Never Gonna Stop'.

At the Helm this year is Tom Smith. Having cut his teeth along side Tim Hughes and others at Worship Central, Tom Joined Soul Survivor last year to head up the Worship at both their Church Campus and at the wider events. With him again this year is their other established leader Beth Croft and together they deliver songs both New and Old including 'Good Good Father' and 'The Lion And The Lamb'. As always the musicianship, not only in terms of playing but also in the sensitivity shown to what God was doing in each song is clear and with Jonny Bird as producer they have caught the energy of the event whilst also maintaining a Jesus focus throughout. This album, as is the case with other previous Soul Survivor albums, is not only for the youth of the nation but for all who are looking for an album of sung worship which carries the spirit and life of live event