Music

A supremely talented vocalist, Geoff Castelluci, turned in a stunning rendition of Jim Croce’s classic song “You Don’t Mess Around with Jim.”

Covers are something that nearly every single musician has done at one time or another. Performing the song originally written and performed by someone else gives a musician a chance to do some things. First, it’s an opportunity to show appreciation for someone else’s work by showing and doing the tune the justice it deserves. It also gives the musician covering the song the chance to show off their musical skills and attempt to build an audience.

Additionally, covers allow people to hear different interpretations and takes on classic songs. The same old, same old can get boring. Why not try something new at times? 

Those covers will often work, meeting and possibly even exceeding the original. Other times, they fail spectacularly. In a clip posted on YouTube, Geoff provided his take on singer-songwriter Jim Croce’s beloved tune “You Don’t Mess Around with Jim,” which is unbelievably good.

Geoff’s extremely deep and unique voice, combined with Jim Croce’s one-of-a-kind lyrics and songwriting style, makes for a perfect match. When Geoff reaches the iconic chorus, you can’t help but sing along.

“You don’t tug on Superman’s cape

You don’t spit into the wind

You don’t pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger

And you don’t mess around Jim”

This is an excellent cover of a terrific song. Geoff, best known for his deep voice, shows his incredible vocal range in the clip. Several times throughout the clip, you’ll honestly believe that someone else has started singing, but it’s all Geoff. 

This young man has been incredibly blessed with a stunning voice; listening to him sing anything is always a treat.

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.”

Three talented musicians gave a classic and beloved Fleetwood Mac tune, “Don’t Stop,” an unexpected but beautiful ukulele cover.

There have been many classic bands throughout the decades. Those groups have produced tunes that we all know and love even decades after their initial release. Within the first couple of notes, everyone in earshot immediately recognizes the song, the band playing the track and will likely be singing or humming along in a few seconds.

You could name bands that fit this unique and exclusive group right off the top of your head. The Beatles, The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Simon & Garfunkel and The Guess Who have produced songs we know and love and continue to listen to repeatedly. We also don’t mind if other musicians sometimes cover some of those tunes. Granted, it’s not entirely horrendous.

Another group that produced hit after hit in its heyday was Fleetwood Mac. Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood and Christine McVie are legendary musicians associated with some of the biggest rock songs in musical history, including “Don’t Stop.”

In a clip posted on YouTube, three people, all playing ukuleles, produced a surprisingly beautiful cover of “Don’t Stop.” Their expert strumming and excellent, harmonious singing help make this one cover you’ll want to listen to repeatedly.

The song’s chorus is so simple yet iconic and memorable, not to mention incredibly catchy.

“Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow

Don’t stop, it’ll soon be here

It’ll be better than before

Yesterday’s gone, yesterday’s gone”

There must be a reason for every single cover to exist. The musicians should always change something, even if only slightly from the original to make it their own, to leave their mark on it. In this cover, those three take Fleetwood Mac’s “Don’t Stop” and make it their own. Who would have thought that song would be that good on a ukulele?

Psalm 95:1 “O come, let us make songs to the Lord; sending up glad voices to the Rock of our salvation.”

You have to check out this woman’s mesmerizing performance of the song ‘Tomorrow’ that completely wows the judges and audience!

“The sun'll come out tomorrow

Bet your bottom dollar, that tomorrow there'll be sun

Just thinking about tomorrow

Clears away the cobwebs, and the sorrow 'til there's none”

Wow! What an incredible performance! That is one that will give you goosebumps and maybe even bring a tear to your eye – it is that beautiful! 

As soon as Sydnie came on stage, her charming and funny personality was apparent, and it was clear that she had a great stage presence. Her voice is so incredible and rich, and her performance of ‘Tomorrow’ was so dynamic and captivating. She really took an overplayed song for some people and turned it into a masterpiece!

After her performance, Sydnie received a standing ovation from all the judges and the audience, and she was in shock at the crowd’s reaction. She is all smiles as she takes in what is happening around her.

“You’re full of character, personality, you’ve got it all going on,” says Judge Alesha Dixon to the singer. “You smashed it!”

“Sydine, I think for me, what struck me so much about you is just how naturally funny, how warm, how brilliant your presence was, the minute you walked on the stage,” shares judge Amanda Holden. “But then you brought us the most heartfelt, beautiful version of that song. And that was the best version that I’ve ever heard in my life! So, I’m going to do this!”

Amanda then presses the Golden Buzzer for Sydnie! The singer falls to her knees in disbelief and buries her face in her hands. She did it! Now she’s going straight to the live shows!

We hope you enjoyed watching this amazing rendition of ‘Tomorrow’! We can’t wait to see what Sydnie does next! 

Check out these captivating street performers sing a duet of the song ‘I Will Survive.’

“At first I was afraid, I was petrified

Kept thinkin' I could never live without you by my side

But then I spent so many nights thinkin' how you did me wrong

And I grew strong and I learned how to get along”

What a great performance of this iconic song! The main singer in the video is Allie Sherlock, and she does a fantastic job covering Gloria Gaynor’s ‘I Will Survive.’ The other singer joins in halfway through the song, and her unique voice also adds a great dynamic element to the performance. Many people gathered in the streets to watch these two put on a show!

“Allie you’re not only incredibly talented, but you have a heart of gold helping others to be able to sing also. Much love and many blessings,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“It's a very iconic song, you do it extremely well. It's such a joy to watch and listen,” writes another person online.

Allie Sherlock is a singer and guitarist from Cork, Ireland. The talented young lady has built her popularity by performing live in the streets of Dublin every weekend. She shares her performances on her YouTube page, and her busking videos and cover songs are a hit! She also shares some original music as well.

Allie first came to attention when a video she posted on Facebook of her busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street singing Ed Sheeran’s ‘Supermarket Flowers’ went viral. Since then, she has had multiple videos of hers go viral, and she now has over 5.7 million subscribers on YouTube!

We hope that you enjoyed watching Allie Sherlock’s performance of ‘I Will Survive’ today and that her singing was able to bring a smile to your face!

Listen to this heavenly performance by the Redeemed Quartet of the song 'If We Never Meet Again.'

“Soon, we'll come to the end of life's journey

And perhaps, we'll never meet anymore

'Til we gather in heaven's bright city

Far away on that beautiful shore”

In this music video, the Redeemed Quartet does a great job singing all the different parts of the song and blending their voices. Their rendition of ‘If We Never Meet Again,’ is part of their 2023 album, Those Were The Days.

“If you’ve lost a loved one recently, this song is for you. Thank God we have hope that extends beyond the grave!” the group writes in the caption of their YouTube video.

Redeemed Quartet is a Southern Gospel Quartet made up of four best friends and brothers, and they use their music to bring hope and encouragement to young and old alike.

“Love these guys! Awesome, old-fashioned harmonizing with a beautiful classic gospel song! Keep making this great music!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video for ‘If We Never Meet Again.’

“Y’all just keep getting better through the years! Way to increase the talent our Master gave you!” writes another person online. “Listening to you here on YouTube may be the closest some people may have ever been to church…yet. Y’all are helping to build our Lord’s kingdom here on earth. May God bless you abundantly.”

As for the history of 'If We Never Meet Again,’ the song was written by Albert E. Brumley. He wrote over 800 songs including hits like ‘I’ll Fly Away,’ ‘I’ll Meet You In The Morning,’ and ‘He Set Me Free.’

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this wonderful rendition of 'If We Never Meet Again' from the talented members of Redeemed Quartet today!

If you have a minute to watch a precious tribute from my son to a father, check out this video. Lukas Nelson‘s, “My Best Friend” honors his father, Willie Nelson, in a soulful song.

Family relationships are very special. The musical talent shared between Willie and his son, Lukas, is a wonderful gift. Lukas begins in this unique black-and-white video. There are clips of him with his father playing guitar from years past. Throughout the video, you see a father teaching his son, laughing with him, and playing music together. As he sings about being best friends with his dad, we see precious photographs of Lukas as a young boy with his father. The bond between a dad and his son is precious and unique. When they can be friends, that is even sweeter.

Willie’s life has been dedicated to music and sharing his songs with the world. His son was able to get a front-row seat to his father’s career. We see clips where Lukas performs on the stage with his dad through the years.

The Chorus sings:

“My best friend 

He’s Been there and back again 

Never lost a minute of his style”

He shares that his dad is in his heart even when they are not together. At the end of the video, he says, “Happy Birthday Dad” with his bandmates. Willie Nelson is 91 years old. God has given him a long life on this earth. The legacy we leave makes a difference. Willie has impacted his son Lukas. Ultimately, how has Jesus impacted you? What kind of legacy do you hope to leave for His name? He is the Father of all who believe in Him. He is our best friend. 

“No longer do I call you servants, for the servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you.” John 15:15

Bluegrass may not be everybody’s cup of tea (or Kentucky bourbon), but Steve Martin’s catchy Bluegrass tune will have you tapping your feet! 

The Bluegrass region of the United States is located in Kentucky; however, Bluegrass music originated in Appalachia, which is made up of 13 states, including Kentucky. Bluegrass music originated in the 1940s, and Steve Martin did, too. 

Born in 1945, Steve Martin has been creating art for nearly 6 decades! The 78-year-old comedian, actor, writer, producer, and musician began writing for The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in the 1960s, and these days, he stars in the Hulu series Only Murders in the Building—renewed for a fourth season in October 2023—and plays super fun Bluegrass music. He’s one amazing talent!

Whether you are reminded of two crazy Czechoslovakians, a father of a bride, a sadistic dentist who is ultimately fed to a man-eating plant, or a big-nosed, sweet-talking Frenchman… There's a Steve Martin association for the vast majority of Americans over 30. Mr. Martin’s body of work is incredible!

Like all of his endeavors, Steve Martin’s music is very entertaining. The lyrics for “Bluegrass Radio,” performed by Steve and banjoist Alison Brown, are clever and, frankly, educational! Listeners will learn a lot about the Bluegrass radio stations around the country. And, did you know that Bluegrass creds result in good eating? “Number one in Texas” means Steve and Alison are enjoying breakfast and Chick-fil-A! 

If the words of the song are true, Steve Martin doesn’t read music and he does wear a toupée. Maybe, they are only partly true. 

What’s true is that Steve and Alison, along with musician friends Stuart Duncan, Sam Bush, Trey Hensley, and Todd Philips on the fiddle, mandolin, guitar, and bass, respectively are proud as punch about hitting #1!

Even so, according to The Bluegrass Situation, Steve said, “This little tune brings a ton of joy to me. Alison’s playing is flawless, and my singing is flaw-full.” Always the comedian!

“For the Lord takes delight in his people; he crowns the humble with victory.” Psalm 149:4

It is always wonderful to hear spectacular musical performances. Don’t miss Celtic Thunder in this moving “Hallelujah” performance lyric video.

This performance takes place in an immaculate theater. You can see the enthusiastic crown as the instruments begin to play. The lead singer starts his incredible vocal performance to the song “Hallelujah.” He is confident and has a wonderful vocal tone. This is a classic hit that transcends time. This song takes us back to the time of David and reminds us to praise the Lord. We see it in the Scriptures. It is always wonderful to see Biblically-based lyrics being sung on a global stage.

This Celtic Thunder vocalist has such a wonderful vibrato. He is incredibly easy to listen to and his voice causes you to want to hear more. A brief moment shows an audience member in tears over the beauty of this song. The second verse of this song discusses two different scenarios that happened in the family line of David. David and his son Solomon both fell into temptation. Even though they were great men of God, they had difficulties just like we do today.

The third verse of this song takes place and suddenly the other vocalists join in with their harmonies. The audience cheers loudly. The cameras zoom in on each individual singer as they all shine. “Hallelujah” has a simple and sweet melody line, but a power punch at the end. We are reminded while listening to this song, that our God is still worthy and is so good to be worshiped, even in the midst of our mistakes. He brings us back towards himself into repentance.

“In those days John the Baptist came, preaching in the wilderness of Judea and saying, ‘Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.’” Matthew 3:1-2

You don’t want to miss out on this precious video of some young people in a music camp, singing this Christian song. In this video, you’ll hear these kids sing a touching rendition of the uplifting song, “You are Loved.”

The popular Christian song “You are Loved” by Stars Go Dim is such an encouragement to many. At the start of this video, we see a variety of young people each singing different lines from the beautiful song. They are part of a group called The New Kids Camp. Each of the kids that are singing are of all different ages and all have very unique voices. During the verse they’re singing, we see glimpses of the soloists followed by the entire group for the chorus. It is incredible to witness the big smiles on each of the faces of the children, who are all from different races and walks of life. Seeing them all come together to sing about the love of Jesus is so moving. The kids are dancing and laughing together. Isn’t this such a beautiful picture of the large impact young people can make for Jesus Christ? 

During the bridge, we see clips of the kids at the camp using guitars, practicing with microphones, and enjoying being with one another. At the end of the video, we learn that this camp was created by a Christian Artist, Jamie Grace. She and her friends use this camp as a platform for young people to use their talents and glorify God. Kids can audition to join The New Kids choir and join the camp. This is such a fantastic opportunity for young creative children to explore their talents and grow together. It is truly inspiring to see Jamie Grace using her personal experience to empower the next generation, pointing them to Jesus through their creativity and music.

“Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts.” Colossians 3:16

Actor Dennis Quaid turned in a heartfelt performance of “Please Don’t Give Up on Me,” a song in which he pleads with the Lord to keep working on him and not discard him despite his many failures and shortcomings.

No human being is perfect; very far from it. Every single person on Earth has their flaws, imperfections and failures. Living a perfect life is not possible. The Bible even mentions this as being the case. The book of Romans states that “all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.”

Because of mankind’s sinful state, God’s love and forgiveness are our only hope, our only chance at eternal life. Without that, we would be lost forever and for all of eternity. However, we will still stumble and fall even after accepting Christ and allowing Him into our hearts and lives. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Dennis sings a tune in which he begs God not to give up on him despite his repeated failures. The lyrics are beautiful because they perfectly capture humanity. We’ve all made our mistakes and screwed up, but it’s only for the grace of God that he continually forgives and loves us.

“Please don’t give up on me

Even though I stumble every day

I’m lost out here in the darkness, and I need you

Help me, hold my hand, show me the way”

As humans, we will never achieve perfection and will constantly fail to live up to the example Jesus Christ set in the New Testament. But if we ask and confess, God is faithful in forgiving our every sin and transgression. It’s an astounding and confounding love, a gift we could never earn or achieve. God’s love and forgiveness are freely offered to every person. 

Psalm 86:15 “But you, O Lord, are a God full of pity and forgiveness, slow to get angry, great in mercy and wisdom.”

Music teacher Taryn Charles earned herself a coveted Golden Buzzer for her absolutely stunning and awe-inspiring performance on Britain’s Got Talent, singing Aretha Franklin’s “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.”

Confidence and being sure of oneself and one's abilities can make a big difference in life. Someone may be blessed with God-given talent in a particular area, but that gift is rendered useless if they are too afraid of failure or to do anything with it. People will shy away from potential criticism and failure, robbing the world of their God-given gifts and abilities.

It's for that reason that kindness and encouragement are so important. Someone who is not totally confident in themselves may try or do something simply because of a kind, uplifting or encouraging word. As the Bible says, everything that comes out of our mouths should be used to build others up. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, an obviously nervous Taryn stepped out onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage and blew away the judges and the studio audience. Her performance was simply stunning as she sang one of Aretha Franklin’s timeless tracks.

Following her performance, everyone was on their feet, applauding the young music teacher. Even the four judges could not hide their astonishment at one they had just witnessed. Bruno responded, and rightly so, by slamming the Golden Buzzer and sending confetti falling to the floor. 

Taryn was overwhelmed with emotion as tears started to stream down her face. 

After all the confetti had landed on the ground, Taryn revealed some of what was likely causing her to be nervous and hesitant about performing for the show. Someone, at one time or another, had told her that she was not good enough and couldn’t sing.

Words are powerful. They can and do have a significant impact on others. We should choose our words carefully because we never know how what we say will affect someone else’s life.

Ephesians 4:29 “Let no evil talk come out of your mother, but only what is good for giving necessary teaching, and for grace to those who give ear.”

Musical legend Paul McCartney took the stage and joined one of the biggest bands of all time, The Eagles, and they dazzled fans with a stunning live “Let It Be” collaboration.

Over the decades, hundreds of artists have released thousands of songs. Some of those songs may have even reached the top of the chart. However, most of those songs will soon be forgotten, as will most of the musicians and acts responsible for them. 

Some musicians may even achieve a sustained, extended, successful career in the entertainment industry. But musicians rarely ever reach legendary status, where anything they do, sing or produce is celebrated by fans and critics alike. Their work will be remembered for decades, long after they are gone.

The Beatles and The Eagles are two legendary groups. Decades after their heyday, they are still celebrated and recognized for their work. Their work is beloved and is continually met with thunderous applause, with fans traveling hours to see and hear them in concert. 

In a clip posted on YouTube, Paul McCartney, the former lead singer of The Beatles, took the stage at the Hollywood Bowl, where he joined The Eagles. While sitting at the piano, Paul tickles the ivories and sings “Let It Be” while The Eagles serve as his band.

Everyone in the theater sang the memorable lyrics, along with Paul.

“When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me

Speaking words of wisdom, let it be

And in my hour of darkness, she is standing right in front of me

Speaking words of wisdom, let it be”

It was simply an outstanding performance!

Even those who aren’t the biggest fans of The Beatles or The Eagles can still appreciate such a special moment and performance. That performance brought together some of the biggest names in the music world within the last 50 or 60 years.

According to Rolling Stone, Paul and The Eagles’ performance was part of a tribute concert to the late Jimmy Buffett.

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

A group of adorable and musically gifted children turned in a sweet and moving a cappella rendition of the beloved hymn “Nothing but the Blood of Jesus.”

Since sin first entered the world in the Garden of Eden, it has done nothing but cause damage and destruction. Sin has ruined lives, torn about relationships, ended marriages and brought about death and disease. 

Everything that sin touches is made infinitely worse. The evidence is right in front of us. This world is a lost and fallen place full of people who have willingly turned their backs on God. But even though we, as sinners, turned away from Him, He still loved us. He loved us enough to send His one and only Son, who died a horrible, agonizing and completely undeserving death on the cross.

He went through all of that for you and me. Because of Christ’s death and the blood shed on the cross, we have a chance and hope for salvation and eternal life with Him.

In a clip posted on YouTube, six children sing “Nothing but the Blood of Jesus,” the beloved hymn about Christ and the mighty and life-changing power of His blood. The blood of Christ can wash away sin and repair us to a right relationship with God. 

The hymn’s opening and memorable verse is simple yet powerful, moving and true.

“What can wash away my sin?

Nothing but the blood of Jesus

What can me whole again?

 Nothing but the blood of Jesus”

These youngsters singing about Christ’s lifesaving and life-changing blood are part of the Cinereski Family. On the family’s YouTube channel are dozens more videos of them singing such beloved and timeless hymns like “Victory in Jesus,” “I’ll Fly Away,” and “What a Day That Will Be.”

1 John 1:9 “If we say openly that we have done wrong, he is upright and true to his word, giving us forgiveness of sins and making us clean from all evil.”

A church youth group performed a fantastic and lovely cover of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.”

Hundreds of musicians have produced and released thousands of songs throughout the decades. Most of the tunes you’ll hear on the radio, Spotify or Apple Music are super catchy and may get stuck in your head for a while. However, like 95 percent of the songs produced, they are soon forgotten, never to be remembered or heard again. 

Only a few songs will ever be remembered years and decades after its initial release. That’s the true definition of a classic. Is a song still listened to, covered by other musicians and universally beloved decades after it first hit the radio? If the answer is yes, then you know that song is timeless.

One song that most certainly qualifies as a classic is Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.” In a clip posted on YouTube, a church youth group put their God-given musical abilities on display with a fun and delightful performance of “Sweet Caroline.”

No one misses a single note or chord throughout the four-minute clip. That’s made even more impressive, considering the video's text clearly shows that the kids learned the song in less than an hour!

You’ll likely find yourself singing along or tapping your foot a few seconds into the clip. 

Even people who aren’t fans of Neil Diamond know and love “Sweet Caroline.” How can you not love that song? It has one of the catchiest choruses of all time. Once you hear those memorable lyrics and iconic tune, it’ll be stuck in your head for the rest of the day.

“Sweet Caroline

Good times never seemed so good, so good, so good

I’ve been inclined

To believe they never would”

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.”

A father and daughter hilarious lip-sync to “Take A Chance On Me” by Abba will have you grinning from ear to ear! In a world where groovy moves meet genetic synchrony, one dynamic duo is taking the internet by storm, one lip-sync at a time. Meet Dad and his darling daughter Zara, the ultimate Abba aficionados, who are putting the "Dad" in "Dancing Queen" with their uproarious performances.

Their latest masterpiece? A lip-sync extravaganza to Abba's timeless tunes that have audiences rolling with laughter and tapping their feet to the beat. From "Mamma Mia" to "Waterloo," this duo's comedic timing is as impeccable as their perfectly choreographed dance routines and costume changes! 

With Dad sporting a golden once-piece outfit that would make even Björn and Benny jealous and Zara rocking a matching outfit with half of it in silver, their performances are a hilarious homage to the iconic 70s band. As they belt out those classic hits, they're not just hitting the right notes; they're hitting the funny bone of every viewer.

Their lip-syncing antics are so infectious that even their pet parrot has joined in, squawking along to every chorus like a feathered Freddie Mercury. It's a spectacle that has to be seen to be believed!

But it's not just about the laughs; Dad and Zara's performances are also a heartwarming celebration of the bond between father and daughter. As they shimmy and shake across the screen, it's clear that their shared love for each other and dancing is more than just a gimmick—it's a testament to the power of music to bring people together.

Not content with just bringing laughter and joy through their lip-sync performances, Dad and Zara use their videos as a platform to raise awareness for causes close to their hearts, including initiatives like Brave Gowns. Brave Gowns are a vibrant array of hospital gowns designed to match every patient's personality at any age! Through their shared passion for performance and philanthropy, Dad and Zara strengthen their bond as father and daughter while spreading kindness and making a positive impact on the lives of others.

So, if you need a pick-me-up or just want to witness the magic of a daddy-daughter duo channeling their inner Dancing Queens, look no further than Dad and Zara's lip-sync extravaganzas. With their infectious energy and hilarious antics, they're sure to have you saying "Take a chance on me!”

Psalm 150:4 "Praise him with tambourine and dancing, praise him with strings and pipe!"

Check out this moving cover of the song ‘I’ll Stand By You’ from Olivia Rubini on The Voice.

“Oh, why you look so sad?

Tears are in your eyes

Come on and come to me now

Don't be ashamed to cry”

This performance by Olivia Rubini is from The Voice Playoffs, and she did an amazing job! The judges on The Voice were enthralled by her performance, as was the audience. Her voice draws you in, and she is just lovely to listen to. Many people online thought the same!

“Perfect song choice for her. So good!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“There's something so special about her. I want to hear more,” writes another person online.

Being the daughter of a music producer and drummer, music has always been an important part of Olivia Rubini’s life. She started releasing music at the age of 15, and her musical style throughout the years has evolved and transformed to reflect her life and growth. Even though she went to college and explored international relations and political science, music remained her priority. In 2021, Olivia released her first album titled Silhouettes, with her dad being her producer.

Olivia has a dynamic pop voice, and some of her inspirations include Fleetwood Mac, Coldplay, The Rolling Stones, Harry Styles, and Miley Cyrus. When Olivia Rubini auditioned for Season 25 of The Voice, her talent impressed the judges and captivated the audience. And this performance of ‘I’ll Stand By You’ was no different! Olivia put her own spin on this popular song, and it was so entertaining to see her do her thing up on that stage!

We hope that you enjoyed watching this video of Olivia Rubini singing ‘I’ll Stand By You’ today! We can’t wait to see what comes from this talented singer next!

Check out this beautiful stripped-down rendition of Mat and Savanna Shaw’s song called ‘Be Here Now.’

“I wake up every morning and I'm thinking about tomorrow

I'm already worried about all the things I need to be

Will I ever fall in love? Will I regret the path I'm taking?

Will I disappoint my parents, or will they be proud of me?”

This personal song written by Mat and Savanna is just fantastic, and the way that their voices blend throughout the music sounds wonderful.

“This song is maybe the most real and raw look into our lives. Maybe all of our lives?” writes Mat and Savanna Shaw in the caption of their YouTube video. “When we wrote this song, we treated it like a journal entry. Our fears for the future, and regrets of the past. It’s so easy to get caught up in all of it. But if we’ve learned anything the last couple of years, it’s that we are the happiest when we focus on what we have right here, right now. Life can be messy and hard, but there is also so much beauty to be found. I’d rather ‘Be Here Now.’”

What an important message that deserves to be shared! This father-daughter duo does such a great job at using their musical gifts to share hope and spread joy.

“This is one of the most beautiful songs I’ve heard in a long while!” writes one person on YouTube after watching the video. “Thank you, Mat and Savanna, for adding more goodness to this world!”

“Savanna is a vocal superstar, but it really needs to be said that Mat is as well. Such a wonderful, rich tone and he has virtually perfect pitch,” comments another person online. “The two of you together create an absolutely beautiful vocal pair that completely complements the other.”

Mat and Savanna outdid themselves with this song, and we can’t wait to see what they share with the world next! We hope that you enjoyed this video of ‘Be Here Now’ from this talented father-daughter pair.

Check out this beautiful cover on American Idol from Mia Matthews of the song ‘Those Memories Of You.’ You can’t help but be mesmerized as Mia belts out the powerful lyrics, 

“Those memories of you still haunt me, 

Every night when I lay down

I'll always love you, little darling, 

Until the day they lay me down”

This country rock favorite was recorded by Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris in 1987, and it was part of their album titled Trio. Mia Matthews did a wonderful job covering ‘Those Memories Of You’ on American Idol during their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame night. Her performance wowed both the judges and the audience, alike.

Katy Perry praised the young singer saying, “Not to sound corny, but I think you found your roar! The way that you looked at the cameras, and looked straight in our eyes, you’ve got a lot less fear, and that’s what’s going to take you all the way to the top.”

Many people online also praised Mia’s performance of ‘Those Memories Of You.’ They had so much to say about the talented performer.

“She’s got a beautiful voice, and I love how she has control of her ranges in her vocals! Just a beautiful performance! The chills I got!” one person writes online after watching the video.

“Classic and classy country beauty! She’s always consistent and has such a great time bringing joy with her music,” another person comments online.

It is so fun to see these talented singers on stage during this competition. They truly give it everything they have for each performance. We hope that you enjoyed watching Mia Matthews perform this beautiful rendition of ‘Those Memories Of You’ in this video and it was able to bring a smile to your face today! 

Listen to Madison Curbelo on The Voice perform a stunning cover of ‘Landslide’ by Fleetwood Mac.

“I took my love, I took it down, 

I climbed a mountain and I turned around

And I saw my reflection in the snow-covered hills 

'Til the landslide brought me down”

What a fantastic performance by Madison Curbelo during The Voice Playoffs! Her voice is so lovely and smooth, and her rendition of ‘Landslide’ is just beautiful. Many people online thought the same thing.

“Although I'm rarely made happy by an artist taking liberty with any one of my favorite songs, this rendition of Stevie Nicks Landslide was amazing,” comments one person on YouTube. “I've no doubt Stevie too approved!  Love it! What a beautiful voice.”

“Best cover I've heard,” another person writes online. “The charm of the song was not lost, yet the twist that she added to the song just hits all the right spots. Plus the lovely voice just makes it more emotional and authentic. She floats throughout the song, with no pitch issues whatsoever. Hope she goes to the live rounds.”

Madison Curbelo’s story is one of a comeback. She is 21 years old now, but back when she was 18, the young singer auditioned for season 20 of The Voice. Back then, she did not get a judge to turn their chair around for her, and she was advised to go out and perform as much as possible to build up her confidence and stage presence.

Then on this season of The Voice, Madison Curbelo went on to get a four-chair turnaround during her blind audition. She apparently took the judges’ advice from the first time she auditioned and came back to season 25 to really make an impression!

What a talented singer. We can’t wait to see what comes next for Madison Curbelo! 

Listen to this wonderful performance of the beloved hymn ‘I Hold A Clear Title To A Mansion’ from the group Goodman Revival.

“I’ve heard people talk about heaven

And tell of its beauty so rare.

So one day he gave me a title

To a mansion in that land so fair.”

What a great hymn that reminds us of our Heavenly home. The voices in Goodman Revival do such a lovely job of bringing the importance of this message to the forefront.

“Goosebumps for sure. Never will get too much of this song. Thank you,” comments one person on YouTube after watching the music video.

“Beautiful song with wonderful lyrics. Heaven is the real home,” writes another person online.

The people that make up the group Goodman Revival include Tanya Goodman Sykes, her husband, acclaimed producer Michael Sykes, and friend Johnny Minick, who is a gospel music veteran who performed for years with the Goodmans. The trio released their debut album titled Songs in the Key of Happy, where they revived Goodman classics such as ‘I Wouldn’t Take Nothing for My Journey Now,’ ‘Until You’ve Known the Love of God,’ and ‘Who Am I.’ 

“There is trust between the three of us,” Tanya Goodman Sykes shares. “There is friendship. There is a wealth of shared experience. We all grew up in church 24-7, and this music has been a big part of all three of our lives. None of us planned this, but we're in a place in our lives where we walk through doors as they open.”

The hymn ‘I Hold A Clear Title To A Mansion’ is one that is sure to uplift and encourage, and we love how the Goodman Revival performed the song in this video. We hope that you enjoyed watching this beautiful performance, too.