"Dance Into The Light" is one of Phil Collins´ most overlooked albums. It was released in 1996, during a time when Phil wasn´t as popular as he was all throughout the 80´s, and still three years off from his comeback with the "Tarzan" movie soundtrack. It´s really too bad that not too many people checked out this disc upon it´s release, because "Dance Into The Light" is one of Phil´s best albums, and his finest solo work since 1981´s "Face Value." Highlights include "Lorenzo," a brilliant tune with lyrics from a poem by Michaela Odone, the young boy who inspired the film "Lorenzo´s Oil." Phil supplies a powerful music bed for this piece, complete with slammin´ African drum beats & instrumentation, and heartful vocal delivery.