Music

Don’t miss this unforgettable and fun performance of ‘Walk Like an Egyptian’ by Kelly Clarkson. This classic hit, originally performed by The Bangles in 1986, is brought back to life by Kelly in a way that only she can. Known for her powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence, Kelly puts her own spin on this upbeat song, delivering a rendition that feels fresh, exciting, and packed with energy.

‘Walk Like an Egyptian’ was a chart-topping anthem in the eighties, and it’s easy to see why Kelly was drawn to it. The infectious rhythm and catchy lyrics practically beg for a performance that makes you want to get up and dance, and Kelly does not disappoint. She kicks off the song with playful charm and a twinkle in her eye, immediately drawing her studio audience in. Then, with her unique vocal flair, she transforms the song into something more — something uniquely Kelly.

As she sings the familiar chorus, ‘Walk like an Egyptian,’ her powerful voice rings out, filling the room with warmth and joy. It's impossible not to smile as Kelly effortlessly carries the iconic tune, making it sound both nostalgic and contemporary at the same time. The energy in the room is electric, with the audience fully engaged, swaying and clapping along. How does she do it? She is so incredibly talented, and we love that she shares it with us. 

While ‘Walk Like an Egyptian’ is an upbeat, fun song, Kelly’s version highlights her ability to bring emotion and personality to every song she sings. Whether she’s singing power ballads or funky '80s hits, her voice connects deeply with the audience, and this performance is no exception.

Since this performance aired, it’s received rave reviews from fans all over the world. One fan shared, “The best part of Kelly's show is her singing at the start. I hope she never stops doing it.” Another added that Kelly is getting at rock songs, he said, “Don't be surprised if we get a more rock-centric Kelly on the next album. She really has been on fire with the faster paced/rockier songs. And you can tell she's in that zone on this one, really feeling it.”

Another fan added, “The best part of Kelly's show is her singing at the start. I hope she never stops doing it.” We agree. We hope Kelly continues to bless us all with her gift for music. What did you think of the performance? Did you love her rendition of the song as much as we did? 

1 Peter 4:10  "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms."

“Twist and Shout” by The Beatles has gotten a fantastic ukulele cover. One of the most beloved, well-known songs by arguably the biggest band of all time has received quite an unexpected but still delightful rendition. You are bound to find yourself twisting and shouting right along with this fresh, updated take on a Beatles classic.

Not all covers are created equal. Some are great and may even give the original a run for its money, while others should have never ever even been imagined. Of course, I’m not talking about blankets, quilts or any other large, long piece of cloth that could be called a cover. No, I’m interested in covers of songs.

Covers are a time-honored tradition that is not going anywhere. Musicians have played each other’s songs for decades, likely centuries. Covers are so popular that entire bands are dedicated to playing the music of specific bands and artists. The most popular musician for the cover treatment has to be Elvis Presley. While he is far and away in the top spot, The Beatles are not far behind.

In a clip posted on YouTube, two musicians provide their take on “Twist and Shout” by the four lads from Liverpool. But instead of playing that timeless tune on the guitar or bass, they go a different, unexpected route. They play the classic track on ukuleles.

I know what you’re thinking, “How could that ever be any good? That will likely be horrible, destroying a classic in the process.” But that is not the case at all. It is a delightful version of the song made famous by John, Paul, George and Ringo.

Not only does this talented duo play their ukuleles, but they also provide the vocals, singing those iconic, memorable lyrics. It’s not The Beatles, but it is still worth several listens.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

VoicePlay, a supremely talented group of vocalists, nailed the classic “Stand by Me,” delivering a mesmerizing a cappella performance. This is a dazzling version of the song known and loved by many. You need to check out their awe-inspiring version.

Musicians are skilled people blessed by the Lord with the gift of creating beautiful and pleasant sounds. They often produce these delightful sounds by strumming a string here and tickling a key there. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of instruments aid in creating these tones, rhythms and melodies. Ultimately, it stands to reason that the more instruments a musician can master, the more sounds they can produce.

But as enjoyable as it may be to hear someone expertly play the piano, shred on the electric guitar or enchant on the kazoo, one instrument will always and forever top the rest: the human voice. There is nothing quite like hearing a world-class, accomplished and unbelievably gifted vocalist belt out lyrics to anything. The human voice is an instrument unlike any other.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the gentlemen who comprise VoicePlay demonstrate the power and beauty of the human voice with their magnificent cover of the 1961 Ben E. King tune. Their voices are smooth, comforting and soothing as they sing those familiar lyrics. It’s a thoroughly enjoyable cover by some first-rate vocalists.

“When the night has come

And the land is dark

And the moon is the only light we’ll see

No, I won’t be afraid”

Even die-hard fans of Ben E. King’s original, people who believe no one should ever touch that tune will love this cover. How could you possibly dislike this version? There is too much to like about it. One could reasonably argue that their cover is even better than the original from 1961. There is so much talent on display in that nearly four-minute clip.

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

If you enjoy music, then this video is for you. If you enjoy Legos, then this is a clip you do not want to miss out on. I have never seen anything quite like this ever before. Zachary Peterson has crafted his very own Lego fiddle. Yes, you read that correctly. With such an inventive spirit, Peterson will wow you with this clip. You might be asking, “Lego fiddle?” This musician’s incredible creation and performance will amaze you and motivate your own artistic abilities.

Zachary plays a portion of ‘Concerning Hobbits’ by Howard Shore. As he stands with confidence in front of the microphone, he begins to play. The instrument is built in the shape of a rectangle with white and blue lego blocks. The strings, the neck, and the scroll all are attached to the Lego creation. It is wonderfully creative on Peterson’s part.

The amazing fiddle reminds us of the beauty of our God as Creator. He is over all things, and His fingerprints are on everything. Nothing is new under the Son, and although this invention is inspiring, it is merely a tool that points us toward the ultimate Creator. He is glorious. The amazing gift is that the Lord has invited us to create just like He did, and when we do, we can give honor and worship to His name through our talents. 

Zachary has shown true innovation and has put his heart and passion into this project. It is really exciting that he has shared this discovery with the world and hopefully will encourage us to be creative with the help of God.

“For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities—all things were created through him and for him.” Colossians 1:16

A bride and groom nailed the iconic “Dirty Dancing” routine. The recently married couple performed the famed dance number from the Patrick Swayze film as their first dance. This is a clip that you’ll likely want to watch multiple times. Be sure to check it out!

Weddings and all the surrounding festivities are special, lovely and often emotional occasions. The wedding ceremony and the following reception are places where dearly held, deeply cherished memories are created. Those moments will be looked back upon fondly by that couple for the rest of their lives.

Because couples place great importance and significance on the wedding and the reception, nearly everything about the big day is intricately and meticulously planned. Some people will take years to prepare and organize their wedding day. Because of the thoroughness and attention to detail most people give to their big day, it makes sense that couples would go to great lengths for aspects of the reception, such as the first dance.

A clip posted on YouTube shows a couple using their first dance to recreate the memorable dance number from the beloved 1987 film “Dirty Dancing.” The bride and groom nailed it!

The couple captives their wedding guests with their dance moves. Those in attendance were unable to take their eyes off the couple. The bride and groom even get cheers and applause from onlookers several times throughout their routine.

However, no reenactment of that dance and scene would be complete without the move where Patrick Swayze catches Jennifer Grey and holds her up in the air as he slowly spins. Around the three-minute mark of the clip, the couple attempts and pulls that maneuver off flawlessly, much to the delight of their guests.

In the video’s description, the bride explains that doing the dance from “Dirty Dancing” was not her idea but that of her soon-to-be husband.

“When we first started planning our wedding, Chris suggested we try the Dirty Dancing lift in our living room. I was terrified of heights, but thought we might just pull it off,” she wrote.

Psalm 149:3 “Let them give praise to his name in the dance: let them make melody to him with instruments of brass and corded instruments of music.”

One of the most well-known operatic voices of our time is Andrea Bocelli. He is a seasoned performer with a powerhouse voice. Whether touring on the road or performing on television, Andrea is always a pleasure to hear. In this video, watch Andrea Bocelli as he mesmerizes with ‘Moon River’ performance on The Today Show. 

Andrea has such a stunning voice as he begins to sing. He is next to a young artist named Sofia Carson, with a pianist behind him and a scene of Tuscany in the background. Bocelli has cared for his voice well over the years. He has such strength and clarity of tone. Sofia comes in and sings in a younger and more modern twist to the song. She has a pop-style voice and is a nice soprano. She is dressed in a lovely floor-length gown. They are both dressed in classy outfits for the roles that they are playing. The two of them are truly acting the parts of the song as they begin to dance during the instrumental. They are smiling and enjoying this moment. This must be a highlight moment in Sofia’s career to sing a duet with such an established vocalist. 

Their voices sound beautiful together. The harmonies and the ways that they finesse the phrases vocally are impressive. They each show great emotion. At the end of the song, Sofia lays her head on Andrea’s shoulder in character, and the two share a hug as she says something to him in Italian, and they smile at one another.

Music brings out many emotions in us. God has created music for a reason. He knew that when He designed all of the notes that we would be able to sing beautiful melodies. As we appreciate these two vocalists, may it remind us to glorify the Creator of music.

“My heart, O God, is steadfast, my heart is steadfast; I will sing and make music.” Psalm 57:7

Bee Gees’ classic ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ gets a stunning instrumental makeover by a talented young man by the name of Sungha Jung. He’s had a love of playing the guitar from a young age. He discovered his talent and followed in his father’s footsteps as a guitarist. Sungha stands out in how he plays the guitar through what is known as acoustic fingerstyle. 

The self-taught guitarist first learned to play the piano before moving on to the guitar. His self-taught dedication launched him into the spotlight, gaining fans all over the world with covers like the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ theme song. 

Fans of his offered so much encouragement. One commenter said, “I've been listening to you since 2008, Sungha. I've watched you grow from an amazing guitarist to a phenomenal artist over the years. I got to see you play live in Austin some years ago. It was one of the best nights of my life. To this day, you are my favorite guitarist of all time. Thank you so much for brightening so many of my days and nights. You have a forever fan here in the US. I hope to see you again sometime.” 

Another added, “I've been listening to the Bee Gees since I was 11, I'm 63 now. For me, not many people move me like them, but this young man did a great job.”

Another fan praised him for his talent, he added, “This was really moving to me this morning, chills and smiles all the way.  I have always loved the Bee Gees and have been a long-time fan of yours, so this was a no-brainer. Thank you, Sungha, you're the best!” With over seven million subscribers, he continues to gain fans worldwide for his incredible talent and because he loves to inspire others to learn how to play the guitar fingerstyle.

If you’re a fan of the Bee Gees, you’ll love this new acoustic version of this 1977 beloved hit. Before you know it, Sungha’s version will have you tapping your toes and even dancing on your feet. What an incredible song!

1 Peter 4:10 "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms."

The Police, a British rock band, is known for their influential and amazing songs from the seventies and eighties, led by singer Sting. They knew how to combine punk rock and reggae into a new sound that fans loved. 40 Fingers recently played their beloved song in a mesmerizing cover of ‘Message in a Bottle.’ If you’ve never heard of 40 Fingers, you’re in for a real treat. 

The group 40 Fingers is comprised of four musicians who expertly play their guitars, creating a unique music experience you won’t soon forget. They play the songs so well, you can almost hear the lyrics through the strumming of their guitars. 

‘I'll send an S.O.S to the world, I'll send an S.O.S to the world

I hope that someone gets my, I hope that someone gets my

I hope that someone gets my message in a bottle, yeah

Message in a bottle, yeah’

You can’t help but sing along to the song’s memorable lyrics and dance to the beat. From the very first note, 40 Fingers command your attention. With the distinctive opening riff to the rich acoustic chorus notes, each member of the quartet adds a unique layer to the music. The best part of the performance is watching them play at the Roman Theatre in Verona, which adds even more depth to the music. Fans agreed!

One viewer commented “I was there in Verona, wonderful concert! Wonderful evening!” Another added that it was an incredible performance, he said, “As always a very personal and energizing reinterpretation of a wonderful song.” A fan chimed in, too, about watching them play. She said, “I could sit and watch these four for hours. The fantastic music is just a bonus.” 

What about you? Do you think you could enjoy watching them perform live? We hope you enjoyed this version, so crank up the volume and let this timeless tune take you back! 

Psalm 133:1 “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!"

The Six-String Solider's stunning ‘Have You Ever Seen the Rain’ cover captivates their audience at the airport. In a true heartfelt tribute to America’s veterans, the Six-String Soldiers of the U.S. Army Field Band played the beloved classic by Creedence Clearwater Revival during a PBS special ‘Salute to Service.’ Not only will the song bring a smile to your face, but the video will bring tears to your eyes as veterans, young and old, arrive at the airport to be honored for their service. Some came with family members, and some family members were carrying photos of the fallen loved ones who never made it home. Yet, all were united in how they had served our country. 

One veteran gave a thumbs-up as he stopped, watched, and listened to the music while many took out their phones to capture the moment on camera. The Six-String Soldiers are made of Sgt. 1st Class Brandon Boron, Master Sgt. Glenn Robertson, Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Bennett, and Sgt. 1st Class Renee Bennett. Together, they are known for their acoustic talent in playing violins, bass, and guitar. It was a beautiful way to honor the soldiers who fought and served our country. What a powerful way to say ‘thank you.’ 

Fans who watched the video couldn’t agree more. One viewer wished them a happy Veteran’s Day and added, “Bless you all, always, and for all of my brothers and sisters at arms, Happy Veterans Day. Welcome Home.” Another viewer commented that we should all be grateful for their service and said, “Everyone should try to live a life worthy of their sacrifice. Every freedom we have, we owe to ALL veterans, past and present. Thank you.” The rest of the comments were wishing the veterans a wonderful Veterans Day with gratitude. 

What a wonderful way to honor those who served our country. I always try to thank a service member and give them a handshake. It’s the least I can do for the sacrifice they made for our country. We hope you enjoyed this truly stunning video. 

2 Timothy 2:3-4 “You therefore must endure hardship as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. No one engaged in warfare entangles himself with the affairs of this life, that he may please him who enlisted him as a soldier.”

The incredibly talented Allie Sherlock turned in a powerful, awe-inspiring cover of Gloria Gaynor's classic, “I Will Survive.” This rendition of the 1978 hit is one that you will want to listen to repeatedly. You will find yourself tapping your toe and singing as you take in this lovely performance.

Musicians covering the work of other musicians can be challenging to pull off. Sure, anyone can play or sing a tune previously recorded and performed by someone else. But, of course, the trick is to do it correctly and not wholly destroy it for fans of the original. You don’t want people to wish they did not have ears when listening to your cover performance. That would not be desirable for sure.

However, covers become exceedingly more complicated if the song being covered is beloved and known by essentially everyone on Earth. The pressure increases considerably because, at that point, people judge the cover against the original version. Often, that judgment will not be kind either.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Allie covers the classic and still widely heard and played “I Will Survive.”

“Go on, go, walk out the door

Turn around now

You’re not welcome anymore

You’re the one who tried to hurt me with goodbye”

Who doesn’t know and love that song?

As is the case with every song she covers, Allie knocks this one out of the park. With her unique and distinct-sounding voice, Allie shows she has been greatly blessed in the musical department. This version is a treat for anyone who happens to hear it.

However, unlike nearly every other song she has covered, she is backed up by a band. Typically, Allie stands at the microphone while she strums on her guitar. Often, she’ll be joined by a fellow musician, and they’ll turn in a delightful duet. But this is a much more elaborate setup than we are used to seeing from her.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

There’s something undeniably magical about the way music can stop us in our tracks. It has the power to captivate, inspire, create fun moments, and even bring strangers together. You’ll love street performers Allie Sherlock and Rhys McPhilips as this duo performs a fantastic cover of Elvis Presley’s classic of ‘Jailhouse Rock.’ 

Dressed down in a leather jacket, jeans, and a black baseball cap, Allie focuses on the words as she lifts her guitar and strums for the first few opening lines of the famous song. But then she belts out the first few lyrics, stopping shoppers in their tracks. She sings with immense passion and has a deep, throaty voice that reminds me of Kelly Clarkson and Lauren Daigle. She is a soulful vocal powerhouse with flair and style. Before we know it, it’s Rhys’ turn to join in. 

‘Let's rock

Everybody, let's rock

Everybody in the whole cell block

Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock’

Rhys managed to capture what made Elvis Presley so legendary. He sang with a unique combination of power and raw emotion, perfectly capturing the song's attitude. Together, Allie and Rhys created a vibrant and energetic song, and they blended their voices seamlessly. 

The crazy thing about this pair singing is they are mere teenagers. Teens who have a passion for music and a love for performing. It makes one wonder where they will be in a few years, as we hope they will get the opportunity to realize their dreams with a record deal. Their voices are the kind you won’t soon forget. As they finished the last few notes of the song, the crowd erupted into applause while Allie and Phys smiled and thanked everyone for listening. We hope you enjoyed this performance just as they enjoyed performing a classic. 

Psalm 96:1-3 "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing unto the LORD, bless his name; shew forth his salvation from day to day. Declare his glory among the heathen, his wonders among all people.

A group of musicians turned in a beautiful and absolutely fantastic cover of Dolly Parton and the late Kenny Rogers’ hit “Islands in the Stream.” No one will ever reach or top Kenny and Dolly’s classic duet performance, but this cover comes close. This is an awesome rendition that deserves several listens.

Dolly and Kenny are legendary entertainers. Both enjoyed careers that spanned decades, including dozens of beloved hit songs between them and numerous appearances on television and the big screen. Their evident and well-documented talent helped to catapult them to heights most people in the entertainment field can only imagine.

By themselves, Dolly and Kenny are responsible for a handful of iconic, memorable tunes. Who could ever forget “Jolene,” “The Gambler,” “9 to 5” and “Coat of Many Colors?” However, some may argue that their best performances came when the two superstars joined forces, which they did several times. But none of their duets is more prominent than “Islands in the Stream.”

In a clip posted on YouTube, the Middle Aged Dad Jam Band performed the iconic Dolly and Kenny tune, “Islands in the Stream.” Actress Kristen Bell, likely best known for voicing Anna in the “Frozen” films, joins the group for the rendition. Kristen and fellow actor Ken Marino provide the sweet-sounding vocals.

“Islands in the stream

That is what we are

No one in between

How can we be wrong?”

Again, this is not Dolly and Kenny singing, but this rendition is good. Dolly and Kenny would likely give their wholehearted approval. Even those who are diehard Dolly or Kenny fans will have to agree that this is likely one of the better covers you will ever come across of this song. The amount of talent in this clip is off the charts; both Kristen and Ken sound outstanding.

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”

Prepare for a beautiful song and video. This is a father and daughter who are both individually gifted singers, but hearing their voices together is amazing. Watch Mat & Savanna Shaw’s stunning, ‘Wind Beneath My Wings’ cover.

At the start of this music video, we see Savanna singing in front of the gorgeous mountains. She is walking in a white dress and singing in front of the sunset. Her voice is gorgeous. She has such a stunning voice that is strong, light, and pure in tone. Suddenly, she and her father are seen up in an old wooden tower. The two are singing in harmony in the chorus. Their blend is perfection, and it is precious to watch a father and daughter share their love for music together.

We see a scan of the pretty western scenery. Then, Mat sings the second verse. His voice is seasoned and professional. He is a natural at bringing in the emotion of the lyrics in a genuine and empowering way. The two are shown singing the chorus together again at sunset suddenly, there is a soft moment and instrumental. After, the two come in with full vocal power as you get a full-on view of the incredible tower that they are in, which overlooks the mountains at sunset. 

This entire video is so well done. The harmonies are unexpected and exciting at the end of the song. The sweetness of the father and daughter singing about being the ‘Wind Beneath My Wings’ is the perfect song choice for this daddy/daughter duo. As you listen to this incredible version of this timeless song, prepare to be inspired and in amazement by the beauty in nature that is seen, as well as the music heard from the Shaws. God reminds His children in the Bible that we can take refuge in the shadow of His wing. May this song remind us of how He has us.

“One who lives in the shelter of the Most High will stay in the shadow of the Almighty.” Psalm 91:1

Boyce Avenue starts out strong with their vocals in this gorgeous cover. From the instruments to the incredible harmonies, this video will blow you away. You will want to hear more. Check out this stunning rendition of Bill Withers’ beloved classic ‘Lean on Me.’

At the start of this video, the men all sing acapella. Each has a great voice. Suddenly, they add in the instruments. The male lead vocalist has grit, passion, and strength. He does a phenomenal job carrying and building the well-known song and making it his own, while still honoring the original. He sings and plays the piano with confidence.

The background vocalists also play instruments, one is on guitar and the other on cajon. This trio is composed of Alejandro Manzano, Fabian Manzano, and Daniel Manzano. What makes this band unique is that it is a group of three brothers. These men joined together to form Boyce Avenue. They are each incredibly gifted individually, but also when they come together it is powerful. They have such great unity and blend. 

Watching these brothers sing about leaning on each other reminds us of the gift of leaning on our own families and church families. The Lord has given us such a blessing in the body of Christ. He has provided brothers and sisters with the ability to stand by each other in the ups and downs of life. Hearing the message of this song and watching these three real brothers perform it will inspire us to lean on others and allow them to lean on us with the help of Christ.

“For if they fall, one will lift up his fellow. But woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up! Again, if two lie together, they keep warm, but how can one keep warm alone? And though a man might prevail against one who is alone, two will withstand him—a threefold cord is not quickly broken.” Ecclesiastes 4:12

Prepare for a stunning audition on BGT. This is a precious and powerful performance on national television. It will melt your heart to see this father/daughter duo share in their joy of music. In this clip, check out a father and daughter’s beautiful, ‘The Prayer’ duet on Britain’s Got Talent.

At the start of this video, we learn that Martin and his daughter Faith come out with confidence and humor. The judge asks how old they are, and Faith is 10 years old, but when asked, she does not reveal her dad’s age. He comically inputs, “she’s not allowed to say.” The audience laughs. The judge asks who had the idea to audition for BGT, and the father reveals that they found out Faith could sing, so they decided to try out. The judges do not seem initially hopeful. The dad reveals that he sings for a living. 

The two begin to perform, and the daughter starts the first verse. She has a sweet voice. She has a mature yet youthful voice. The verse is sung in English, and then she and her father hit incredible notes and sing in Italian for the chorus. Her father sings a powerful opera. The two are singing in unison. They have fantastic strength and vibrato. The audience stands in ovation. The grandparents cheer backstage. The judges complimented them on their wonderful performance. 

There is a moment when one judge says it might be better if they were not a duo but individual acts, and the father sacrificially says to put his daughter through if they have to choose. That judge goes on to give them a yes. They all provide them with yeses, even with individual feedback. The way that this dad and his daughter love one another and enjoy singing will bless you. It will remind you of the way that God loves us and cheers us on as well. 

“The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the LORD turn his face toward you and give you peace.”  Numbers 6:24-26

In a captivating street performance, three-year-old Nicholas charms his audience with a cute cover of Frank Sintara’s ‘Fly Me to the Moon.’ Nicholas and his brother Leo Protsenko stole hearts as they performed the timeless classic on the streets for strangers to enjoy. Young Nicholas amazed onlookers by confidently singing every word, adding his sweet charm to the classic. With his older brother Leo accompanying him on the piano, the pair showcased their shared talent, and you could tell by the grins on their faces how much fun they had performing together. It was so sweet!

The video starts with Leo playing a few chords on the piano while his little brother approaches him and asks, “Do you know ‘Fly Me to the Moon,’” he says with a playful smile. Then, as his brother Leo began to play the first few notes, Nicholas climbed onto a stool that was much too tall, but he managed with a grin on his face before he belted out the first few lyrics of the song. 

Their street performance swept their audience off their feet. They were just as enchanted as we were by the rare sight of such young talent playing a classic song that everyone knows and loves. 

‘Fly me to the moon

Let me play among the stars

And let me see what spring is like

On a-Jupiter and Mars’ 

This cherished song, originally written in 1954 by Bart Howard and made famous by Frank Sinatra in 1964, has endured as a popular cover choice for its romantic lyrics and swinging melody. It became especially iconic after being associated with NASA’s Apollo missions, which were famously played during the first moon landing. Its beautiful simplicity and memorable tune continue to make it a favorite across generations.

We hope this beloved song performed by these two youngsters was a bright spot in your day. Their performance reminded us all that we can "fly to the moon” in our own lives by doing what we love and sharing it with those around us.

Colossians 3:23 "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." 

This song has been added to my playlist, and I have a feeling you’ll love it just as much. It’s a fantastic a cappella rendition of ‘December 1963 (Oh What A Night)’ by Jared Halley. You can’t help but start dancing in your seat as he begins singing the song's first few notes. 

When Jared Halley takes on a song, he doesn’t worry about instruments like adding a guitar or piano. Instead, it’s him and several versions of him singing. In this case, there are 16 recordings carefully laid over each other to create a chorus-like feel to the song. What I love even more is how he gave us an inside view of how much fun he has when he creates songs like this. In several of the screenshots, you’ll find him dancing, being silly, and snapping his fingers to the beat. 

‘Oh, what a night

Late December back in sixty-three

What a very special time for me

As I remember, what a night’

His fans couldn’t help but leave a few hundred comments. One viewer wrote, “Oh what a video. You look quite the man in your tuxedo. Thank you, Jared, for entertaining us with your voice and videos.” Another added “I so so much enjoyed this video because the production value was so outstanding. The singing was phenomenal, the harmonies and the orchestration of it all are just absolutely amazing. I want to see more of this genius at work.” 

The rest of his fans raved that this performance was one of their absolute favorites of all time. 

Of course, we can’t help but remember this song was released almost 61 years ago. And to this day, we can’t help but groove and have fun when the song blasts from our radio. It was originally written and performed by The Four Seasons and included on the group’s album Who Loves You. We hope you enjoy this rendition of "Oh, What a Night," as it truly stands out as one of the best versions of the song yet. 

Psalm 100:1-2 "Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth! Serve the Lord with gladness! Come into his presence with singing!"

A trio of gifted vocalists delivered a mesmerizing and dazzling rendition of an iconic tune from the beloved animated Disney film “Frozen.” Their performance of this familiar song is outstanding and not to be missed. Check out the video!

Disney is a company responsible for creating some of the most beloved and classic movies of all time. Of course, these movies also feature some of our favorite characters. You can watch these films hundreds, even thousands of times, and they never get old or tired. In fact, they get even better with each additional viewing.

Disney understands how to create characters that we instantly fall in love with, and they know how to create catchy, iconic songs. Think of any Disney movie, and a song from that film will immediately come to mind. Those lyrics and melody will be in your head for the rest of the day. You’ll find yourself humming that tune without realizing you’re doing it.

“Let It Go” is a song that every parent, and likely every grandparent, knows well. That’s because when the movie “Frozen” hit theaters, that was the song all the children sang endlessly for months and months. Now, more than a decade since that film was released, “Let It Go” is a song that everyone (maybe not parents) knows and loves.

In a clip posted on social media, three vocalists perform a fantastic version of “Let It Go.” Their lovely voices and harmonies make for a delightful listening experience. This is one clip that you’ll likely want to watch and listen to repeatedly. You’re likely to be amazed by their near-perfect, crystal-clear sound.

The three singers in the short clip have obviously been incredibly blessed with the gift of singing and creating beautiful sounds. Even if you’re a parent or grandparent tired of hearing “Let It Go,” you have to admit that their talent is undeniable.

Ephesians 5:19 “Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

Lee Greenwood teamed up with country music singer Drew Jacobs for an updated and electrifying new version of “God Bless the U.S.A.” “God Bless the U.S.A.” is a classic, a tune beloved by most. Be sure to listen to this updated version!

The United States of America is a land of opportunity, where individuals can determine the course and direction of their lives. That is not always the case in many other countries around the world. America is a place where people have and will continue to risk life and limb trying to reach.

Americans, in general, are blessed with freedom and material abundance. God has certainly been good to this nation in its relatively short existence, blessing us with far more than we deserve. That freedom and those blessings from the good Lord are most certainly worth recognizing and celebrating.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Lee Greenwood released an updated version of his classic track “God Bless the U.S.A.” On this newly released, revised edition, Lee got some help from Drew Jacobs, a country music singer. Lee and Drew’s “God Bless the U.S.A.” is described as the rock version of the patriotic tune. None of the original lyrics appear to have been changed, but this version has a more modernized sound and feel.

Additionally, “God Bless the U.S.A.” has what is easily one of the most memorable and iconic choruses of all time. It’s one that even if you’re not aware that you know it, you know it.

“And I’m proud to be an American

Where at least I know I’m free

And I won’t forget the men who died

Who gave that right to me”

To listen to the updated version of “God Bless the U.S.A.” in its entirety, click here.

2 Corinthians 3:17 “Now the Lord is the Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there the heart is free.”

You know you’re in the heart of Boston when a musician starts performing ‘Sweet Caroline,’ and all the subway passengers turn it into a sing-along. In the heart of cities, large or small, you’re likely to stroll by street performers after you’ve been to the theater, out to dinner, or some other downtown occasion. You’ll see street dancers, magicians, singers, and musicians. 

Sometimes, the performances are so great that even the crowd will join in, especially if it's a song we all know and love. That’s what happened in a viral video captioned, “Subway performer began playing Sweet Caroline at the red line station of Park Street. Naturally, the whole crowd of Bostonians joined in.”

The musician began strumming the first few notes of the Niel Diamond classic, and passengers waiting for the subway joined in. The subway is often a place where people keep to themselves, but it is suddenly filled with cheer, and strangers join in to share this moment. Voices harmonized, and people from all walks of life joined together to chant “So good, so good, so good,” while others sang:

‘Sweet Caroline

Good times never seemed so good

I've been inclined

To believe they never would’

The sing-along transformed the routine of waiting for the train into a memorable and fun moment that everyone seemed to enjoy! Isn’t it incredible how something as simple as a song can unite strangers? This spontaneous moment turned into a viral video with viewers around the world. One viewer wrote, “The "so good! so good! so good!" and "Bum, bum, bum!" has restored my faith in humanity. This is amazing, just a bunch of people singing together and having fun is the best memory anyone can have.” Another added, “I think this is the most Boston thing I’ve ever seen.” 

What do you think? Is this a Boston thing or is this a downtown moment thing? We hope you enjoyed this viral video and it created a bright spot in your day! 

Proverbs 17:22 “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.”