What makes Light Up The Sky by Rick Wakeman notable?

This album is notable for its embrace of Christian themes, which resonated with audiences seeking spiritual music in the early '90s. It reflects Wakeman's ongoing influence in the progressive and new age music scenes, further cementing his reputation as a versatile composer beyond traditional rock contexts. By 1994, Rick Wakeman was transitioning from his earlier progressive rock fame into a more ambient and spiritual sound. 'Light Up The Sky' marked his exploration of Christian themes after a series of albums that showcased his virtuosic keyboard work, including the previous year's 'Out There'. This album symbolizes a shift towards introspective and atmospheric compositions.