as at Centre for Life in Newcastle upon Tyne. In early 2010, Lindz West featured on "Somebody Please", a single released by contemporary Christian artists to benefit victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. LZ7's personnel changed its lineup in 2010, ahead of their summer tour, which included dates at The Big Church Day Out, The Ultimate Event and Creation Fest. In October, LZ7 had their first chart hit, when their single "This Little Light" made No. 26 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 4 on the UK Indie Chart. The song was originally featured on the Gasoline mini-album, but was remixed for single release and for inclusion on their 2010 album, Light. The song was the theme song for both the UK government's Shine Week 2009 and The Message Trust's own Shine Your Light campaign in 2010. From the release of their new album and single, LZ7 went on 'The Light Tour', which saw them perform across the UK and further afield. Many of the gigs were end-of-week shows topping off evangelistic schools weeks. The lineup for this tour, were the members who featured on the album, West continuing as lead singer, drummer Rob Evans, Singer-dancer Nana Ntiamoah and Nic Scholey, formerly with BlushUK. Since the release of Light in 2010, LZ7 have gone on to release a single, "27 Million", with worship leader Matt Redman. The aim, to raise awareness of modern-day slavery and to support the A21 Campaign, an organisation that work to fight human trafficking. Released on 27 February the single hit at No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart on 4 March. The band toured internationally with Redman, to raise awareness through worship/gig nights. Since then, the band have been on-tour internationally, with dates in New Zealand and the EO Youthday in the Netherlands, along with other places. LZ7 changed their touring lineup with a rolling lineup, with different members joining from show to show. 2012–13 saw a variety of faces at the front of the band: Adam Brown aka 'Ad-Apt' as Rapper and DJ, Jorge Mhondera as second vocalist and Joel Atkins playing drums for a period of time. The band has also saw support from 'Hobbit - The Human Soundscape' (Jack Hobbs), who has beat boxed for the band on tour and also for sessions in schools. The band often played with session musicians, such as Willie Weeks, Jake Isaac & Ben Smith.