Two-time GRAMMY Award winner Lauren Daigle is set to release a special collection of reimagined songs, entitled Sessions, on August 16th. Recorded live in front of a limited audience, the 8-track album showcases Daigle’s breathtaking vocal prowess and the beauty of her songcraft. Sessions marks a first for Daigle, as it will be available on numbered limited-edition vinyl variant, in addition to digital platforms.
The album features Daigle’s soulful renditions of her hit songs, including “Thank God I Do,” “Be Okay,” and “You Say,” as well as a stunning cover of Joe Cocker’s “You Are So Beautiful.” Sessions also includes new versions of her recently Gold Certified hit “Thank God I Do” and her current radio single “Be Okay.” The album is a testament to Daigle’s ability to breathe new life into her songs, making them feel both intimate and timeless.
Daigle’s Sessions album is a must-listen for fans of the singer-songwriter, offering a unique perspective on her beloved songs. With her powerful voice and heartfelt performances, Daigle continues to cement her status as a modern vocal powerhouse. The album’s release comes as Daigle prepares to embark on the US leg of her Kaleidoscope Nights Tour, which promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans.
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