Top 10 Lauren Daigle Songs

Lauren Daigle Songs

Born in Lafayette, Louisiana, in 1991, Lauren Daigle’s voice has become synonymous with contemporary Christian music. Her powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics have garnered accolades from fans and critics alike, solidifying her as one of the genre’s most influential artists. Raised in a musical family, Daigle was surrounded by the sounds of zydeco, blues, and Cajun music. Her mother nicknamed their home the “music box” due to her constant singing. However, a defining moment arrived at the age of 15 when she contracted cytomegalovirus, a debilitating illness that kept her out of school for two years. During this period, she turned to music as a creative outlet, taking vocal lessons and discovering her unique talent.

Daigle’s first taste of public recognition came on season 9 of American Idol, where she finished in sixth place. While not the winner, the experience gave her national exposure and the confidence to pursue music professionally. In 2015, she released her debut album, How Can It Be, which reached #1 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and went Platinum. This meteoric rise continued with subsequent albums like Look Up Child (2018) and Blessings (2021), topping the same chart and achieving widespread acclaim.

Daigle’s influence extends beyond the Christian music scene. Her soulful vocals and relatable lyrics have resonated with listeners of all faiths and backgrounds. She has garnered numerous awards, including two Grammy Awards, five Billboard Music Awards, and four Dove Awards. Additionally, she has performed at the White House, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and the Olympics.

Daigle cites artists like CeCe Winans, Whitney Houston, and Steven Curtis Chapman as musical influences. Her own music blends pop, gospel, and soul elements, creating a powerful and intimate sound. Her lyrics often explore themes of faith, hope, and overcoming adversity, which connect deeply with her listeners.

Lauren Daigle’s raw talent, emotional depth, and relatable message make her a captivating artist. Her music offers solace and inspiration, leaving a lasting impression on listeners from all walks of life.

#10 – Hold On to Me

We open our Lauren Daigle songs list with the compelling track “Hold On to Me.” Lauren Daigle partnered with Paul Mabury and Paul Duncan to pen the song while she was still on tour. The song’s lyrics provide a heartfelt message of relaxation and hopefulness, promising its audience that there is always someone who will hold on to you amidst challenging times. Only that sometimes, that person is not a mortal human being. The song took the charts by storm, rising to the top of the Billboard Christian Songs Chart.

#9 – Light of the World

“Light of the World” is a Christmas ballad released a few months after her first album release. However, she featured another version of the song in her sophomore album, Behold (2016), which features a collection of Christmas ballads. The song’s lyrics point Christians to praising the human incarnation of Christ, the Son of the Living God. Lauren Daigle teamed up with Paul Mabury and Paul Duncan once more over Skype to pen the lyrics to the song. The song peaked at number sixteen on the Billboard Christian Songs Airplay Chart.

#8 – Love Like This

“Love Like This” finds Lauren melting in awe of God’s love for everyone, which is more than just a blessing to her. She questions God in the song about what she has done to deserve His love. The song acknowledges that God loves us unconditionally. This remains a mystery for human beings whose love for others might, at one point, be conditional.

#7 – Still Rolling Stones

“Still Rolling Stones” is one of the musical gems from Lauren Daigle’s album Look Up Child (2018). In an interview, Lauren Daigle revealed that the song reminds us that the things we presume are dead might come back to life. The hit brings the best of her vocals, helping redefine the feel of Christian/worship songs. “Still Rolling Stones” peaked at number four on the Billboard Christian Songs Chart.

#6 – Loyal

Number six on our top 10 Lauren Daigle songs is the contemporary Christian ballad “Loyal.” The song is featured on the album How Can It Be (2015). “Loyal” is an inspirational hit that vividly shows aspects of the Lord God. This includes His all-knowing nature, endless love, and inviolate nature. The song exhibits how God remains a refuge for those faithful to Him at all times.

#5 – Look Up Child

Lauren Daigle became the female artist with most top ten songs on the Billboard Hot Christian Songs after “Look Up Child” peaked at number three on the chart. “Look Up Child” is a Gold-certified album-titled ballad from Lauren’s third studio album. The album received a Grammy Award for the Best Contemporary Christian Music Album in 2019. This was her twelfth top-ten song on the chart. 

#4 – Rescue

“Rescue” is one of the best Lauren Daigle songs from her album Look Up Child (2018). The song is one of her most personal hits. Here, we find her singing about reassurance from God’s perspective. “Rescue” was penned for someone close to her when the friend was going through a tough time. The song would later be featured on one of the episodes of Gray’s Anatomy, an American drama series.

#3 – How Can It Be

Lauren Daigle’s vocals in the song “How Can It Be” have seen her compared to the legendary singer Adele (only that her songs are inclined towards religion). She became the first female singer in contemporary Christian music history to strike two Gold singles from a debut album, one of which was “How Can It Be.” Lauren Daigle revealed that “How Can It Be” is one of the songs she turns to when she feels overwhelmed by problems. The song won the GMA Dove Awards’ Song of the Year in 2015. Lauren went on to win the GMA Dove Awards’ Best New Artist of Year accolade the same year.

#2 – Trust in You

After bagging wins with the lead single to the album How Can It Be (2015), Lauren Daigle made headlines in the contemporary Christian music scene with other reputable singles. One of the big hits that followed is “Trust in You,” which was her first number-one song on the Billboard Hot Christian Songs chart. Lauren Daigle was surprised to see the song become one of her best, owing to her reluctance to feature it on her debut album. The song also managed number twenty-three on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles Chart. 

#1 – You Say

Number one on our top 10 Lauren Daigle songs list is the inspirational hit “You Say.” The song is featured on the album Look Up Child (2018). This calm and melodic hit helps eject the internal and external negative voices that inhibit a person from believing in their abilities. The song won Lauren Daigle a Grammy Award for the Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song in 2019.

Lauren would also bag the Billboard Music Awards’ Top Christian Song in 2019. The song made Lauren Daigle’s greatest milestone, spending a hundred and thirty-two weeks on the peak of the Billboard Hot Christian Songs Chart. This is more than double the weeks the record “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)” by Hillsong United had earlier made. The song also rose to number twenty-nine on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.

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