After 12 original songs, the album closes on a carefree, six-and-a-half-minute version of the traditional hymn "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus." Throughout, Look Up Child's nuanced, soul-steeped vocal performances are bound to draw Daigle even more comparisons to Adele - not the worst burden to have to endure. Her second album, Look Up Child, attempts to reevaluate faith through the eyes of a kidabandoning doubt and fear and other temptations of adulthood. Seeming to embrace higher volumes - vocally speaking - on much of the record, there is plenty of dynamic balladry here, too, including tracks like the choir-backed "You Say" and poignant "Love Like This." Offering respite from the album's frequent swelling climaxes, she offers more delicate interpretations on tracks like "Rebel Heart" and "Inevitable," the only song with solo piano for accompaniment. This is the age where I’m learning what I believe in, mused Lauren Daigle, days shy of her 27th birthday, to Beats 1 host Zane Lowe. Beautifully written & beautifully performed - a. I hear You say I hear You say Look up child, eh Loo. I listened to the track previews on Amazon & the lyrics to each song are so beautiful, I had to buy the album. It was nominated for Top Christian Album at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards. Where are You now When darkness seems to win Where are You now When the world is crumbling Oh I, I. The album received the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album at the 2019 Grammy Awards. In terms of rhythmic diversity, she ventures into reggae on "Your Wings," and the syncopated title track experiments with African-inspired beats and gospel. Look Up Child is the third studio album by American contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter Lauren Daigle.It was released on September 7, 2018, through Centricity Music. (It also outperformed her debut on the charts, going all the way to number three on the Billboard 200.) As if to re-set expectations, it opens with a dramatic, orchestral glissando before settling into the urgent "Still Rolling Stones," a choral call to faith.
More stylistically diverse and notably more soulful, Look Up Child not only lives up to the potential of her debut but ups the ante in terms of arrangements, production, and performances. Look up child Look up child Look up child Look up Bridge You’re not threatened by the war You’re not shaken by the storm I know You’re in control Even in our suffering Even when it can’t be seen I know You’re in control Pre-Chorus Oh, I, I I hear You say I hear You say Chorus Look up child Look up child Look up child I hear.
Not counting the 2016 holiday LP Behold, 2018's Look Up Child is the follow-up to Lauren Daigle's breakout debut, How Can It Be, an album that topped the Billboard Christian chart and crossed over to the Top 30 of the Billboard 200.
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