Presently, many of us are choosing to socially distance in order to play our part in flattening the curve in the fight against the coronavirus.
Among the many things canceled or postponed due to the pandemic, are concerts. As a result, many music artists are responding by holding online concerts or creating virtual renditions of songs.
While she wasn’t the first artist to create a social distancing friendly song, Faithwire reports that Lauren Daigle joined the fray on Sunday, releasing the “social distancing version” of her hit song “Still Rolling Stones.”
The two-time Grammy Award winner released the song with a video made up of clips from each member of her band recording their parts of the song in their respective homes.
“I had so much fun with all my bandmates putting this together for you,” Daigle wrote in an announcement post on Instagram. “From all of us, we hope you enjoy the social distancing version of ‘Still Rolling Stones,’” she added.
The video has been viewed more than 170,000 times.
Other artists who have held or plan to hold virtual concerts include but are not limited to, country star Garth Brooks, who shared a 26 minute virtual concert on his Facebook page; Christian and pop singer Tori Kelly, who participated in the Human to Human organization’s Facebook live show on April 11; Christian rock band Switchfoot, who are releasing daily…
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