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This jaw-dropping Michael Jackson a cappella medley will leave you astounded. It’s completely flawless. Play the video to give a listen. 

The Michael Jackson a cappella medley features over a dozen of Michael Jackson's hits. The performance is arranged incredibly well, with one song flowing into another. It would be incredibly hard to memorize and perfect a mashup of so many songs using only vocals, and this quartet’s skill is absolutely incredible. 

“In honor of the upcoming Michael Jackson movie, we wanted to celebrate the King of Pop with this medley. Michael’s music, artistry, and influence continue to inspire generations, and it’s an honor to pay tribute to his legacy in our own way,” the group said of their medley choice. 

Michael Jackson and His Siblings Made Up the Jackson 5 

Michael Jackson had eight siblings, and his whole family sang. He and some of his siblings were a part of the singing group, the Jackson 5, before he rose to stardom as a solo singer. He felt like he had been working ever since he was a child, exposed to things he shouldn’t have been. But the pop star said he still wouldn’t change how his life turned out. 

He was known for his incredible, passionate performances and had a wide influence worldwide, from India and Japan to South Africa. 

Michael sadly passed away in 2009, but whether it's “Thriller,” “Billie Jean,” “Smooth Criminal,” or any of his other pop songs, he will always be remembered for his impact and music. 

The Kings Return’s Michael Jackson a cappella medley does wonderful justice to Michael’s music career. The group can go so high and low with their vocals. Their range is incredible—as is their ability to mimic instruments with their voices. I think if Michael could hear this a cappella cover today, I’m sure the king of pop would be proud. 

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Prepare to see the fun! Check out as this massive kids' choir earns a golden buzzer with a hilarious, high-energy performance.

It is always amazing to see an audition that earns a golden buzzer. This children’s choir's golden buzzer is inspiring. The video starts with a huge group of children of various ages entering the stage. They all have bright colored t-shirts on. 

The audience cheers as one judge asks how many of them are in the group. One child replies one hundred, another one hundred and four. The director says, “Fifty.” The crowd giggles, and the children introduce their head teacher, Mr. Tim, and share that they are from Braunstone Community Primary School.

The Boy Shared That He Would Spend the Money On Charity 

The boy who is answering is comical. He says that he would spend the money on charity and be a little bit cheeky and buy a Lamborghini for himself, and everyone laughs. The boy announces that they will be singing “All Things Bright and Beautiful.” The kids begin to sing, and it is precious. 

Everyone is smiling, and as the director leads, a little boy with a name tag that reads “Mini Mr. T” comes onto the stage and takes Mr. T off. The judges ask what is happening and laugh. Mr. T comes back dressed in a bright shirt and a sideways hat and asks what day it is, and the kids reply that it is Friday. Many more children begin to sweep the stage. All of them start to dance together. 

After the performance, everyone celebrates their team efforts. The judges ask how they learned this with such a large group. Mr. Tim explains that on Fridays at 2 pm, they come together to celebrate the end of the week. The judges encouraged him to do this in all schools. 

One judge is so impressed with their energy, heart, and talent and is moved to press the golden buzzer. The headmaster is in shock. The judge goes on stage, gives hugs, and tells them she is excited to see them in the semifinals and to share that joy with millions of people.

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“He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.” Ecclesiastes 3:11

Listen to this wonderful children’s choir sing “Bridge Over Troubled Water” by Simon & Garfunkel. This is a stunning rendition of the beloved song, and the children singing in the music video are so talented! We hope their music can uplift you in some way today.

“When you're weary, feeling small, when tears are in your eyes, I'll dry them all
I'm on your side, oh, when times get rough, and friends just can't be found
Like a bridge over troubled water, I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water, I will lay me down”

An Amazing Cover of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" 

The singers in this music video are part of One Voice Children's Choir, and they shared their thoughts about this song and why they chose to sing it.

“We chose to cover ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’ because we know exactly what it's like to feel overwhelmed. As students, we're all navigating a lot right now, the pressure to succeed, the noise on social, and just trying to figure out where we fit in. This song felt like the perfect way for us to say, ‘I've got your back,’” the group writes in the caption of their YouTube video.

“We wanted this music video to be a reminder that even when things feel like they're crashing down, you don't have to carry that weight by yourself. For us, singing this wasn't just about hitting the right notes, it was about promising to be that support system for each other. We hope that when you watch this, you feel like someone is standing in your corner. Because we definitely are.”

What a sweet message to go with this beautiful song! We hope that you enjoyed this children's choir’s "Bridge Over Troubled Water" rendition and that it was able to offer you encouragement today.

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Listen to The Petersens’ "Gonna Keep Prayin" original song and be uplifted today! Their bluegrass music is absolutely stunning, and their harmonies sound so lovely. This talented family band sure knows how to bring a smile to your face and encourage your soul!

‘I can see it everywhere, feel the anger, taste the fear
Every time I watch the evening news
Shadows fall, the earth will shake
But if we're gonna stay awake children, there's just one thing left to do’

What a wonderful song from this talented family! The Petersens are a family band that performs full-time in Branson, Missouri. They celebrate American roots music with a focus on family values. The band consists of four siblings, Katie, Ellen, Matt, and Julianne, as well as their mom, Karen, and good friend Emmett Franz.

In the caption of their YouTube video, The Petersens share about their original song "Gonna Keep Prayin."

“This is an original song written by Katie, Emmett, Julianne, and our friend, John Meyer. John came up with the idea and thought it would be a fun song to write with us. We think it's very fitting for these days and a great reminder to keep praying through every circumstance,” they write.

“This is the first song we have ever played with three key changes! My brain hurts after we make the final shift to E for the last chorus…Also, how about that bass walk! Get it, Mama!”

Many people online praised The Petersens’ music and shared how this original song was such an encouragement to them.

“Great song. I’m going to be humming and singing this song often when I’m going about my day in joyful praise. Thank you!” comments one person online.

“This is like being slapped in the face by joy! This song perfectly fits their amazing talents, particularly Matt's vocals and Momma's bass. I also dig the farmer's family out fits. The happiness here is overwhelming, but it does leave me with the curious desire to hit my knees,” another person writes.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to The Petersens’ "Gonna Keep Prayin" original song today!

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This duo's fantastic “Here Comes The Sun” cover will have you reminiscing about the good times. Jack & Daisy’s gentle voices in this song are wonderful in the simplest of ways. Watch the video to feel a little of that happiness and peace that they show. 

The atmosphere of this YouTube video is calm and laid-back as the duo strums their guitars while sitting in the trunk of a car in the UK countryside. Daisy’s gentle and quiet voice is a perfect match for Jack’s whispery one. 

The pair’s "Here Comes the Sun" cover sounds just as wonderful as the Beatles’ original version. Some of the lyrics in “Here Comes the Sun” are:

But here comes the sun, doo-d-doo-doo
Here comes the sun
And I say, "It's alright"
Here comes the sun, doo-d-doo-doo

“Here Comes the Sun” Was Inspired After a Long and Cold Winter 

Beatles member George Harrison was inspired to write the song after he experienced the spring after a long and cold winter. He was visiting a friend when he grabbed a guitar and walked around the garden, coming up with the lyrics to the song. 

Now, the song is one of the most-streamed Beatles songs around the globe, and it’s easy to see why. It’s gentle, relaxing, sunny, and positive, but still has a little bit of that rock element. 

Jack's and Daisy’s stripped-back setting and humble acoustics really let the melody shine. You almost feel like you are right there in the countryside with them. The duo’s vocals sound pure and sincere through each note. It’s all music and emotion. No distractions. 

I hope you will agree that this "Here Comes the Sun" cover is filled with warmth, nostalgia, and a timeless charm. 

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“Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing it is for the eyes to behold the sun.” Ecclesiastes 11:7

This Bon Jovi classic, ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’ gets a chilling a cappella cover, and you don’t want to miss it. Okay, wait—how have we not been talking about this sooner? Because I had the exact same reaction… like, where has VoicePlay been all my life? 

So I stumbled across their version of ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’—you know, that gritty, rebel-hearted anthem from Bon Jovi—and I was not prepared because it was a cappella. I never imagined this song without the steel guitars and drums. 

I'm a cowboy
On a steel horse I ride
I’m wanted, dead or alive
Wanted dead or alive 

“Wanted Dead or Alive” Was Released On Bon Jovi’s Third Album in 1987

And somehow?? It still hits with that same wild, road-worn, dust-on-your-boots energy from when the hit song rode the airwaves when it was released on Bon Jovi’s third album in 1987. 

There’s something about hearing it stripped down to just voices that makes it feel raw in a whole new way. You can hear every layer, every note, every beat being built in real time—and Geoff Castellucci’s bass?? I mean… come on. It practically rumbles through the screen.

And then bringing in Omar Cardona? That just takes it to another level. The grit, the power, the storytelling—it all comes together like you’re watching something live and unfiltered.

Also, can we talk about how fun it is to discover a group like this after they’ve already done all this incredible work? They were season four finalists on The Sing-Off, they’ve toured nationally, and have millions of followers on their social platforms with a global audience! 

And here we are like, “Oh hi, where have you been?” But honestly, that’s part of the joy, isn’t it? Stumbling onto something unexpectedly… and feeling that spark again. That oh wow moment. This one definitely gave me all the rebel vibes of the original—but with this creative twist that makes you hit replay immediately.

Tell me I’m not the only one who’s about to fall down a VoicePlay rabbit hole now…

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“Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for You are with me…”  Psalm 23:4

A teen Emily Kate’s powerhouse ‘Iris’ performance on The Voice gets a 4-chair turn. Okay, you have to hear about this because it took me right back… and then completely surprised me. So I’m scrolling, and I come across this 18-year-old, Emily Kate, stepping onto the stage of The Voice Australia—and you know how you expect a good audition, maybe even a great one—but this? This felt like a moment.

She starts singing Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls… and I swear, from the first note, the whole room shifts. And instantly, I’m not just watching her—I’m back in high school when the song was released in 1998.

This song played at school dances, in the car with the windows down, and on repeat from the City of Angels soundtrack. I can still remember my mom threatening to take my CD away if I played it one more time. That song was everything.

And I don't want the world to see me
'Cause I don't think that they'd understand
When everything's made to be broken
I just want you to know who I am 

And here’s the thing—I didn’t think anyone could touch it without losing what made it special. But Emily? She didn’t just cover it… she owned it. Her voice has this softness, but also this control that just builds and builds. It’s emotional without trying too hard. And before you even realize what’s happening…

One Chair. Turn. Another one. And then—ALL FOUR. A full 4-chair turn. The judges were undone. Like, you could see it—they weren’t just impressed, they were moved. They kept telling her how much they loved her voice, how they felt it, how they’d already fallen in love with her tone.

And honestly? Same. Because she took a song that already meant so much to so many of us—and somehow lifted it to a whole new place. And I think that’s what got me. It wasn’t just about how well she sang…

It was that feeling of watching someone step into their moment—like she knew exactly who she was on that stage. And you just sit there thinking, yep… this girl is going somewhere. I love when that happens, don’t you?

When something familiar hits your heart in a brand new way… and reminds you that even the things we thought couldn’t be touched again? They can still surprise us.

“Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth.”  Psalm 96:1

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Hannah Harper and Lee Ann Womack turned in a fantastic duet performance of “I Hope You Dance” on American Idol. The wonderful performance featuring the two incredibly gifted singers is one rendition that you’ll likely find yourself returning to again and again. Watch the short but delightful clip to listen to and see Hannah and Lee Ann sing the classic “I Hope You Dance.”

No one lives forever. While it might be morbid and slightly depressing to think about, everyone has an end date. We are all here on this earth for a short time. While eating a healthy, well-balanced diet, getting plenty of sleep and exercising may extend our lives, that still doesn’t change the fact that our lives will come to an end eventually.

So, because time is limited and of the essence, it’s a good idea not to waste the time the Lord has given us. None of us is promised tomorrow. So, why wait and sit around, hoping and wishing things would happen? Instead, get out there and make things possible. Do what we can with what we’ve been given. Time wasted is time that can never be recovered. It’s gone forever.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Hannah Harper, the most recent American Idol winner, was joined by Lee Ann Womack for a special duet of Lee Ann’s classic of making the most of the time we’ve been given, “I Hope You Dance.” It was a magical moment, featuring two women with outstanding, unbelievable voices.

“Whenever one door closes, I hope one more opens

Promise me that you’ll give faith a fighting chance

And when you get the choice to sit out or dance

I hope you dance (dance)”

This is such a beautiful and beloved song about not giving up, continuing to move and strive despite whatever obstacles may come up and making the most of the time that has been given to each of us.

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.”

Check out this wonderful Goo Goo Dolls "Iris" a cappella cover! The talented singer in the video is Jared Halley, and he performs an epic version of this 1998 classic. His vocal abilities are so impressive!

‘And I'd give up forever to touch you
'Cause I know that you feel me somehow
You're the closest to Heaven that I'll ever be
And I don't wanna go home right now’

What a fantastic Goo Goo Dolls "Iris" a cappella cover! Jared absolutely did this iconic song justice, and his voice fits it really well. Many people online have seen Jared’s a cappella version of “Iris,” and a lot of folks are big fans of what he did with the song.  

“The sincerity in your vocals is such a breath of fresh air!” comments one person online after watching the video.

“That guitar bit was awesome! Another great cover/video!” writes another person.

“Iris” Was From the Movie City of Angels 

The song “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls was written for the soundtrack of the 1998 film City of Angels. It was also included on the sixth Goo Goo Dolls album, Dizzy Up the Girl, and released as the album's lead single on April 1, 1998. "Iris" is now the Goo Goo Dolls' signature song and has received critical acclaim. It’s a staple for the band's live sets, and it’s one of the best-selling singles of all time!

As for Jared Halley’s background, he began his musical journey at a young age and quickly gained recognition for his exceptional talent. He rose to prominence through his YouTube channel, where he showcased his vocal abilities by performing a wide range of songs, spanning various genres. His music often features intricate vocal harmonies, impressive beatboxing skills, and innovative arrangements.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this creative Goo Goo Dolls "Iris" a cappella cover today!

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Check out this beautiful pan flute "Can't Help Falling in Love" cover! This classic Elvis Presley song was covered by David Döring in this video, and he delivers a lovely performance. May his music warm your heart and bring a smile to your face today!

“Wise men say, ‘only fools rush in’
But I can't help falling in love with you
Shall I stay? Would it be a sin
If I can't help falling in love with you?”

David is playing the pan flute in this video, and it has a peaceful sound when played. This pan flute "Can't Help Falling in Love" cover is sure to uplift you!

“Can’t Help Falling in Love” Was in the Movie, Blue Hawaii

As for “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” that song was recorded by Elvis Presley for the film Blue Hawaii. It became a signature romantic hit, closing most of Elvis's 1970s concerts.

Regarding David Döring's musical background, he began violin lessons at the age of six. At the age of 12, he heard the best-known pan flutist, Edward Simoni, play. This is when David swapped his violin for the pan flute. At that time, pan flute lessons weren't offered, so he taught himself to play. Since then, he has devoted himself exclusively to this fascinating instrument.

“It always gives me joy to entertain and inspire listeners with this magnificent instrument," says David Döring. "And the enormous variety of my repertoire ranges from current hits to Christian songs, which are also very important to me because of my faith. And I am happy when listeners, too, can open their hearts through my pan flute music."

We hope that you enjoyed this lovely pan flute "Can't Help Falling in Love" cover from David Döring, and it was able to brighten your day in some way!

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These buskers turned in a stunning “Take Me Home, Country Roads” duet performance. Their cover of the beloved John Denver classic is one rendition that you’ll find yourself listening to again and again. Watch the short but delightful clip to hear the two talented street musicians perform “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”

Whenever you think of singer-songwriters, there are likely a few that immediately come to mind. I’d venture a guess that for most people, the first name is Bob Dylan, and rightfully so. The prolific songwriter and musician has written dozens of classic tunes that are still played, recorded and covered by other musicians to this very day.

People like Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Paul Simon and Johnny Cash also most certainly qualify as singer-songwriters and are arguably some of the best to have ever done it. Their talent is undeniable, with all of them having left a considerable mark on the music world. You could put on any of their songs and immediately become captivated by the artistry and simplicity of their beautifully written lyrics.

Another name that certainly qualifies as a singer-songwriter is the late John Denver. The country/folk musician penned several classics that we all know and love. However, none of his tunes are more memorable and iconic than “Take Me Home, Country Roads.” In a clip posted on YouTube, a pair of buskers beautifully perform this timeless tune, near and dear to the hearts of many.

“Country roads, take me home

To the place I belong

West Virginia, mountain mama

Take me home, country roads”

That has to be one of the simplest yet most iconic and catchy choruses of all time. I’m fairly certain that it’s physically impossible to hear those lyrics and not sing along. Even people who aren’t John Denver fans or country/folk music fans will find themselves singing along whenever the song hits the chorus.

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.”

You've never heard “Sweet Caroline” performed this way before. It is an incredibly interesting cover of the pop-rock classic song. Play the video to take a peek!

This "Sweet Caroline" cover has lyrics you’ll recognize, but it is in the style of 16th-century madrigal singers. The five-member group all sing in high voices that rise and fall, making room for each other. It almost sounds like a song you would hear in an old church…until you hear the lyrics and think, “Wait, what did I just hear?”

It is just an incredibly unique piece that sounds as pleasant as it is amusing. It is a brilliant arrangement, and it must have certainly been difficult to put together. And the group doesn’t need a single instrument to improve its a cappella style. It is evident that the group is very talented. 

Some of the lyrics they sing are: 

Sweet Caroline
Good times never seemed so good
I've been inclined
To believe they never would

Many Different Stars Have Covered Sweet Caroline 

Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline" came out in 1969. Over the last several decades, many stars have covered it, including Elvis Presley, Waylon Jennings, and Jennifer Lopez, but this "Sweet Caroline" cover is probably the most unexpected of all of them.

If Neil Diamond could hear it, I bet he would be thrilled. Previously, he said he loved Frank Sinatra’s cover the most. 

“He did it his way,” Neil said. “He didn’t cop my record at all. I’ve heard that song by a lot of people and there are a lot of good versions, but Sinatra’s swinging, big band version tops them all by far.”

No matter how it is sung, “Sweet Caroline” is almost impossible not to sing along to. It will always be a great song, and it was certainly a great choice by this singing group. 

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This jaw-dropping cover of a Janis Joplin classic leaves everyone stunned. It’s one of those you will most definitely listen to multiple times because you won’t be able to fully comprehend it. It is simply just that good. Watch the short but awe-inspiring clip to listen to this outstanding cover performance of Janis Joplin’s “Piece of My Heart.”

While every musician and band ever performs covers, they are not as easy as they may seem. Yes, covers are plentiful and heard nearly everywhere music is played and performed. Shows like American Idol, The Voice and America’s Got Talent are essentially nothing but musical covers. But when it comes to covers, a delicate balance must be struck.

Those performing covers must select songs that nearly everyone knows. It’s not really a cover if no one is familiar with the tune. However, with that familiarity comes expectations. People know what the original sounds like, and they will always judge any cover against the original. So, the cover better be good, or you’re going to cause your entire audience to tune out, or worse yet, turn against you. So, again, a cover better be good, and that goes doubly when attempting to perform a classic, beloved tune.

In a clip posted on YouTube, one band of musicians does just this as they take on Janis Joplin’s 1968 classic “Piece of My Heart.” This is a song that everyone has heard. Not only that, but they are familiar with Joplin’s very distinct, unique and one-of-a-kind voice. So, this was going to be a tall task.

But this group of talented musicians passed this musical test with flying colors. This is one of the best versions of this song you will ever hear, and that is no exaggeration.

The music closely matches the original, but the lead vocalist’s performance truly sets this cover apart. Her spot-on imitation could convince any listener that Janis herself is singing.

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

College student Lucas West dazzles with Paul McCartney's “Maybe I'm Amazed” on an episode of The Voice. Not only can he sing, but he can also really hammer it out on the piano, too. He’s "amazed"—and amazing. Play the video to see him do his thing!

The 20-year-old student has got the kind of sound that would have been absolutely perfect for a 90s Disney movie. Actually, he almost sounds a little like “Tarzan’s” Phil Collins. 

Lucas is no doubt full of talent. He has a diverse voice that can sing different genres. He could fit into pop, rock—you name it. He’s a star. 

Lucas West's "Maybe I’m Amazed" cover will feel reminiscent for any Paul McCartney fan. Some of the beginning lyrics Lucas sings are:

Maybe I'm amazed at the way you love me all the time
And maybe I'm afraid of the way I love you
Maybe I'm amazed at the way you pulled me out of time
You hung me on a line

Paul McCartney Wrote “Maybe I’m Amazed” for His Wife, Linda

Paul wrote the song in 1969 for his wife, Linda McCartney. It was his way of thanking her for her support during The Beatles’ split. More than any Beatles’ song, Paul McCartney wants to be known for “Maybe I’m Amazed.”

He was married to Linda for 29 years, until she died in 1998 of breast cancer. 

He recalled of her death, “I think I cried for about a year on and off. You expect to see them walk in, this person you love, because you are so used to them,” he said. 

“I cried a lot. It was almost embarrassing except it seemed the only thing to do,” he added. 

Lucas West’s "Maybe I’m Amazed" cover highlights the beauty and devotion of the song. It’s a beautiful song that a lot of people can relate to when it comes to our loved ones. 

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Check out this stunning Lucy Thomas "Dreams" cover! This classic song from Fleetwood Mac was released as the second single for their album Rumours in March 1977. Lucy has an incredible voice and sounds wonderful singing this beloved song. We hope you enjoy this amazing rendition!

‘Now here you go again, you say you want your freedom
Well, who am I to keep you down?
It's only right that you should play the way you feel it
But listen carefully to the sound of your loneliness’

What an incredible Lucy Thomas "Dreams" cover! Her voice control, tone, and intonation are truly beyond compare. And many people shared online how much they admire Lucy and her musical talents.

This “Dreams” Cover Will Wow You

“I love this song, Stevie Nicks, and her unique sound. But Lucy, you have a unique sound as well. This was fantastic! It is nice to see you doing an upbeat faster paced song, your voice is perfect for this. I'm sure Stevie would approve! Thank you for doing this song and sharing your beautiful voice with us,” comments one person online.

“A very beautiful and heartfelt performance. You didn’t just sing this song — you gave it new life, while preserving its soul and magic. I have listened to almost all of your performances, and in each one there is sincerity, warmth, and a special atmosphere that stays in the memory. Even a familiar classic sounds truly special in your voice,” writes another person.

Lucy Thomas is 22 years old and from Wigan, Lancashire, in England. She shares many recordings online, both covers and original songs, and has fans worldwide.

Lucy has used her beautiful voice to record multiple albums. Most recently, she released her fifth studio album titled ‘Beyond,’ following the release of her first four albums, ‘Premiere,’ ‘Encore,’ ‘Timeless,’ and ‘Destiny.’

We hope you enjoyed watching Lucy Thomas sing her amazing rendition of “Dreams” today!

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This UK busker's fantastic cover of Kenny Rogers' “The Gambler” is a storytelling wonder. Atticus Blue’s take on the song is lovely—and draws strength from the lyrics. Play the video to hear it for yourself.

Atticus has a way of making any song sound rich and profound. "The Gambler" busker’s cover sounds a little willowy and echoey as he stands on a busy street. He draws in gawkers and passersby who’re attracted to his rich and smooth voice. 

In a way that isn’t so clear in the original song, Atticus draws out the lyrics, which are a story through song. He makes it clear that there is a lesson to be learned. 

Some of the lyrics in "The Gambler" busker cover are: 

So I handed him my bottle and he drank down my last swallow
Then he bummed a cigarette and asked me for a light
And the night got deathly quiet and his face lost all expression
Said, "If you're gonna play the game, boy, you gotta learn to play it right”

‘The Gambler’ Was Written in 1976

The song was written in 1976 by country songwriter Don Schlitz. He never expected the song would get as much notoriety as it did. 

Don recalled that in “20 minutes, I wrote most of it in my head. I didn’t write a last verse. [I] had no idea what was gonna happen, thought it was an interesting story, but it was a throwaway. I spent about six weeks trying to figure out what was gonna happen after the chorus.”

When Kenny picked up the song, it became a huge hit—the biggest perhaps of Kenny’s whole career. The song helped Kenny win a Grammy, and it even inspired five movies that Kenny starred in. Johnny Cash also recorded the song, but it was Rogers that fans clung to. 

Atticus’ version is a lovely nod to the country legend. 

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The Beatles’ classic “Yesterday” shone brightly in this stunning duet performance. The two street performers put their considerable musical gifts on full display, playing a tune known and beloved by all. Watch the short but delightful clip to see and listen to their wonderful cover performance of “Yesterday.”

The Beatles are, without a doubt, the most popular and influential band of all time. Some could argue that other bands and musicians did just as much as the Beatles to shape and shift the direction of music. However, in my opinion, it would be difficult to say that others were more influential than the four lads from Liverpool, and I say this as someone who is not a fan of the Beatles.

Nevertheless, despite my not being the biggest fan of Paul, George, John and Ringo’s music, I still understand that they essentially changed pop music, and all music, for that matter. And that influence is still easily spotted to this day. Beatles tunes still get endless radio play on countless stations. Any time there is a Beatles song playing, you can bet that anyone within earshot will be familiar with it and will likely start singing or humming along. Also, countless musicians and bands have been influenced by the Beatles' music.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a pair of young street performers, playing one of the group’s most beloved songs, put on an outstanding performance.

Yes, it’s a song that we have heard hundreds, possibly even thousands of times, but the talent on display here is mind-blowing. Both of these young people have been blessed with a ton of musical talent, as evidenced by this marvelous performance.

Even if you’re not the biggest Beatles fan, like me, there is still plenty to appreciate here. When someone has talent, people are willing to listen and watch, even when they cover a song that you might not entirely love.

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.”

The PS22 Chorus's stunning cover of Dolly Parton's “Light of a Clear Blue Morning” will lift your spirits today. Who better to sing this hopeful cover than a children’s choir? Watch the video to see the children sing a sweet song. 

The PS22 choir is made up of 85 public school 4th and 5th-graders in Staten Island, New York. Their choir leaders fittingly chose this song because April is the National Month of Hope.

“And what better embodies hope than our PS22 Chorus children singing Dolly Parton‬'s song ‘Light Of A Clear Blue Morning?’” they said. And I could not agree more. It really does lift the spirits to see all these young children joyfully singing a song about optimism together. 

Some of the lyrics the PS22 Chorus sing in their Dolly Parton cover are: 

'Cause I can see the light of a clear blue morning
I can see the light of a brand new day
I can see the light of a clear blue morning
Oh and everything's gonna be all right

Dolly said of her song, “I wrote ‘Light of a Clear Blue Morning’ during a season when I was searching for hope, and 50 years later that message still feels just as true.”

The song came out in 1977. After Dolly had a tough time with her music associate, Porter Wagoner, she looked up in the morning and saw the sun breaking through the clouds, which inspired this song. 

The PS22 Chorus Dolly Parton cover is full of gentle joy. If you are having a hard time or need a little boost of optimism, then this is the perfect video to watch today. 

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“Up! let your face be bright, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord is shining on you.” Isaiah 60:1

Some are calling this Hannah Harper’s best performance of the season. Watch and be amazed as Hannah Harper wows with Fleetwood Mac's 'Landslide.'

This Hannah Harper "Landslide" cover is a crowd favorite because it feels like her. This song is true to her heartfelt country and bluegrass style. It is a song where she is not screaming 'look at me'; instead, it leads to focusing on the words of the song being sung. She sits beautifully on a stool with her guitar among the shining lights. Hannah is wearing a gorgeous golden dress. Her voice is smooth as butter. 

Hannah represents the emotions of every lyric in this song. She shines in the chorus. Hannah’s voice wows the audience as she sings the final lines with such confidence and vulnerability. The audience cheers loudly. 

The Lyrics of “Landslide” 

The chorus sings out:

Well, I've been afraid of changin'
'Cause I've built my life around you
But time makes you bolder
Even children get older
And I'm getting older too

The hit song “Landslide” was written by Stevie Nicks and performed by Fleetwood Mac in 1975. It was about the end of a romantic relationship and the uncertainties in life on the journey. Hannah sings this song like a true artist, as you see her bring out the genuine emotion from these lyrics to the crowd. This is what makes this Missouri mom a true potential to be the next winner of American Idol.

As believers in Christ, we can have confidence that, even though life may bring landslides and our hearts may break on this earth, God is always the same. He is unchanging and steady. This song reminds us of the unknown and the desire to reach the top of the mountain despite difficult circumstances. We can get through the most uncertain moments with God's help. 

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“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever." Hebrews 13:8

Jonah Mayor wows with Phil Collins' “You'll Be In My Heart” on The Voice. This is one of the sweetest Disney songs ever, and it certainly deserves a place on a national stage like this, and Jonah is the perfect person to sing it. Play the video to see why!

The "You'll Be In My Heart" Phil Collins cover is just wonderful. It’s not a direct copy of the original song. Jonah stretches the song to better match his vocals and tweaks it here and there, but it still sounds wonderful, like the original.

“You’ll Be in My Heart” Was Written After Phil Collins ' Daughter Lily Was Born 

“You’ll Be In My Heart” originally came out in 1999 on the “Tarzan” movie soundtrack. It is written and recorded by Phil Collins, who also wrote four other tracks for the movie. Phil won an Oscar for it in the Best Original Song category. Phil actually wrote the song a decade earlier, after his daughter, Lily, was born.

His daughter said, “It was written as a lullaby to me when I was younger. We grew up watching Disney shows and movies together, so that was his way of kind of being able to do it for his kids. It was so special."

And it still is very special to all who hear it. Jonah’s "You'll Be In My Heart" Phil Collins cover is full of heart and passion. It’s clear that he’s got a gift that he wants to share. And he’s got the perfect Disney voice, too. 

Jonah’s confidence shines on stage as he sings. It is a rare quality of voice that is meant to be heard. He's one of those performers who completely captivates—you can’t take your eyes off of him as he sings. 

Whether or not he makes it on The Voice, his voice will certainly take him far. I am sure of that!

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