In 1999, just as the world was buzzing with the dawn of a new millennium, Joy Electric took a bold step in their musical journey with the release of Children of the Lord. This album marked a significant moment for the band, showcasing a more overtly spiritual theme than their previous works. While many bands at the time were veering into darker, more introspective territories, Joy Electric chose to embrace a message of devotion and hope.

Another highlight is "I'm Ok, You're Ok," a playful and affirming anthem that reflects the band's commitment to positivity amidst life’s challenges. It’s a reminder that connection and understanding can be found in the simplest of phrases, wrapped in the upbeat, synth-driven sound that Joy Electric is known for. Lastly, the cover of "Make My Life a Prayer" is a profound moment on the album, transforming a familiar message into an energetic expression of worship that resonates with listeners in a fresh way. The blend of sacred sentiment and catchy tunes makes this rendition memorable and engaging.

With Children of the Lord, Joy Electric invites listeners into a colorful world where spirituality and synth-pop collide. This album not only showcases their musical evolution but also highlights their unwavering devotion to their faith through art. If you’re looking for something that marries uplifting messages with infectious melodies, this album is certainly worth exploring.

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