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Last fall, City Harbor dropped their first single, an über-catchy inspirational pop number called “Come However You Are” from the EP of the same name. It didn’t take long for mainstream Christian radio to take notice and start asking for more. The Nashville duo responded on February 4th with their self-titled debut, City Harbor. If you’re on the fence about springing for the album, let us help you: we read every review we could find and have shared those that provide a good perspective. City-Harbor The consensus: This is – by all accounts – good work from City Harbor. The album is well-produced and a pleasant listen. It’s hard to fault the positive message and solid vocals from Molly Reed and Robby Earle. At the same time, they don’t explore any new territory and tend to stick to the well-worn thematic and sonic Christian radio standards For quality, comfortable CCM fare, City Harbor is safe bet. Just don’t expect any surprises.Worship LeaderReview Link: http://worshipleader.com/city-harbor/ Key qu