![]() Viewed now from the vantage of God, "Rescue" gives us privy to God and his love for us in our desperate circumstances. "Rescue," another gorgeous understated ballad, finds the compass taking a new direction. And to be able hear threads of the hymn "Take my Life" warms the song even more with familiarity. Sung as a heartfelt prayer with shivers of a contrition, "Rebel Heart" is a piano-based ballad of worship as Dangle leads us to repentance and renewal over a stirring melody. "Rebel Heart," which is arguably the nerve centre of the record, finds her addressing God directly. Most pleasing is that the compass of her songs are pointed in more directions. Sure, there are still songs that continue to mine the pop-centric colliery that her debut album started, but "Look Up Child" also finds the 26 year-old exploring new terrains. This sophomore effort not only demonstrates growth but it does it in a way not at the expense of fans who have been smitten by her previous album. So, after all the fanfare and triumphs, how does album #2 fare? "Look Up Child" is an even better record than her predecessor. Now, Daigle is the poster child of runaway success, where her Midas touch has recently locked the lead single of this record, "You Say," in at the #1 position within two weeks. Additionally, she sold out headline tours, contributed an original composition to the critically acclaimed Blade Runner: 2049 soundtrack and touring relentlessly. This includes three Billboard Music Awards, one American Music Awards nomination, gold certifications for three singles and three K-LOVE Fan Awards. But with the advent of her debut record, How Can It Be, she has become the recipient of almost every conceivable accolade. Back in 2015, Daigle was a relative unknown dreamy-eyed gal from Louisiana. Over the last three years, she has had literally lived out the life of Cinderella. Lauren Daigle is the 21st Century's Cinderella. Prime Cuts: Rebel Heart, Rescue, Look Up Child ![]()
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