Incredible

1	Incredible 4:00
2	God Bless 3:28
3	He Said 4:25
4	In the Morning 4:15
5	Ordinary People 3:47
6	Trouble Ain't 4:01
7	Little Girl 2:47
8	This Love 4:08
9	I Try 4:26
10	Hold On 3:21
11	God Has Smiled on Me 3:05
12	You Will Know 5:33
13	So Close 3:58
14	Thank You 7:02
15	Give It Up Let It Go 4:03
16	[Untitled Track] 0:05
17	[Untitled Track] 0:05
18	[Untitled Track] 0:05
19	[Untitled Track] 0:05
20	[Untitled Hidden Track] 3:01

Barnes & Noble

Contemporary gospel duo Mary Mary follow up their Grammy Award-winning debut, Thankful, with the equally gratitude-filled Incredible. On their sophomore effort, the sassy sisters (born Erica and Tina Atkins) get their praise on with their trademark, bubbly two-part harmony, inspirational lyrics, and R&B-inspired beats. Perhaps Mary Mary's winning formula can be attributed to Warryn "Baby Dubb" Campbell (Luther Vandross, Brandy), who also co-wrote and produced the bulk of their multi-platinum debut. This time around, Campbell lends his Midas touch to several spiritually uplifting tracks, including the joyful anthem "Hold On" and the heart-filled, choir-backed "I Try." Other standouts include the up-tempo, Rodney Jerkins-produced "He Said," the soothing "This Love," featuring Fred Hammond, and a poignant rendition of Stevie Wonder's "You Will Know." With this Incredible set, Mary Mary give their fans a double blessing. Tracy E. Hopkins

All Music Guide

Sisters Tina and Erica Atkins, better known to the music world as Mary Mary, follow up their award-winning, platinum-selling debut album, Thankful, with a project whose music aptly fits its title, Incredible. Superstar producer Warryn Campbell, who has worked with the likes of Sisqó, Brandy, Luther Vandross, and Kelly Price, as well as having worked on the duo's debut project, once again works his magic. These sisters rock on the funk-filled tracks "In the Morning" and "God Bless." Also highlighted here are the songs "Trouble Ain't," "Hold On," the beautiful "I Try," and "Little Girl," along with a well-produced cover of Stevie Wonder's "You Will Know." Once again, this album's title says it all. ~ Tim A. Smith, All Music Guide

Vibe

The duo shows lyrical and thematic flexibility, subtly suggesting divine inspiration on some seemingly secular tunes, while going for straight-up gospel on others. Tony Green