Critical reception
Professional ratingsReview scores |
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Source | Rating |
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365 Days of Inspiring Media |     [1] |
CCM Magazine |     [2] |
The Christian Beat |     [3] |
CM Addict |     [4] |
Jesus Freak Hideout |     [5]
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New Release Today |     [7] |
Today's Christian Entertainment |     [8] |
Awarding the album four and a half stars at CCM Magazine , Matt Conner states, "a fine pop album that will lead the listener to wholeness in Christ." [2] Caitlin Lassiter, rating the album four and a half stars from New Release Today, writes, "Where The Light Gets In further solidifies Jason Gray's place in my opinion as the most gifted songwriter in the industry." [7] Giving the album four and a half stars for Jesus Freak Hideout, Alex Caldwell describes, "Where The Light Gets In is a terrific, well-crafted album that mines the darkness of its theme well, both lyrically and musically." [5] Indicating in a four and a half star review by CM Addict, Jon Ownbey says, "it is both lyrically and instrumentally sound." [4] Madeleine Dittmer, rewarding the album with four stars at The Christian Beat, replies, "Through honest lyrics, Gray creates powerful songs exploring the connection between darkness and light." [3]
Allotting the album a 4.7 star review from Today's Christian Entertainment, Kelly Meade responds, "he brings songs of joy, pain, grace & hope that speak to a vast audience of music listeners [...] Where The Light Gets In features a collection of incredibly well-written songs not only for worship on Sundays, but for day to day life with the recurring theme of turning our brokenness into something beautiful". [8] Jonathan Andre, allocating the album four and a half stars by 365 Days of Inspiring Media, says, "Where the Light Get's [sic] In is a gem of an album no matter how you look at it, and a must-listen for anyone who appreciates poignant and heartfelt music, regardless of the music genre." [1] Signaling in a three star review from Jesus Freak Hideout, Dylan O'Conner believes, "Where The Light Gets In is a pleasant, albeit thin, release. For those who find enough here to remain engaged, feel free to stay, but the common listener will likely continue on to places of greater substance." [6]
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