I'm Alright opens with an ominous song of "getting through it" that is the title track, one of the darkest tunes — and sounds — in the vast Andy Pratt repertoire. Where Cindy Bullens "I'm A Survivor" shed all illusions of reformation, her contemporary, Andy Pratt has too much compassion for the person obviously causing much pain. Like a postcard from the depths the artist tells the individual in question that he's ok through it all, though the music seems to indicate otherwise. Reunited with Andy Pratt Band guitarist Mark Doyle, who produced and plays on this album, the two create something far removed from the complexities of the jazz/rock ensemble they toured with as well as the shimmering and glossy Christian albums recorded by the singer. This is Pratt's Plastic Ono Band slow-motion primal scream, spiralling into a psych-out medley of "19th Nervous Breakdown" and an original titled "Insanity" with Doyle's charged guitar lines reflecting just that. Long time fans of Pratt always knew he flirted with the darker emotions, but here the exploration is more pronounced.