That title is quite a statement for a debut album, but the UK's brightest young contender has just about pulled it off. It's no masterpiece, not yet, but frequently Nathan comes damn close. Held back by all sorts of label shenanigans - the single 'Come Into My Room' was all over radio in 2004, and half the album has been re-recorded since last October - the London-based singer has endured a stop-start trajectory to his career. Not that you'd know it from the opening cut- 'Round & Round' exudes confidence from the speakers as dense harmonies, shifting beats and Nathan's sweet, sweet vocal get the ball rolling. Promisingly, the remainder is mostly killer, no filler. Production, courtesy of Syklone, is generally two cuts above - the likes of 'Get To Know You Better', 'What's Your Name' and 'Everybody Needs Somebody' easily holding their own next to Salaam Remi's touch on 'Snatch'. An unlikely cover of Sixpence None The Richer's 'Kiss Me' is tran...