Lauren Daigle by Lauren Daigle

Lauren Daigle is the singer's self-titled fourth studio album, released in 2023. It is a soulful pop record, rooted in faith but open to a wide room, and it leans on a husky, lived-in voice. The theme is being known and still wanted, the relief of being seen all the way down. I was drawn to its honesty and the way it lets the songs breathe.

Why listen?

The record sounds full and warm, with horns, piano, and a band that plays for the song. Daigle sings about doubt and worth with no false cheer. The production keeps her voice forward, close enough to feel. There is a slow path here from hiding to being found, the kind a steady life walks more than once. It rewards a patient, open ear.

Favourite song: Thank God I Do

A grateful, sure-footed opener about not being alone in the dark. It sets the whole record's tone of quiet relief.

I don't know who I'd be if I didn't know You
I'd probably fall off the edge
I don't know where I'd go if You ever let go
So keep me held in Your hands

The line lands soft and full, less a question than a thanks. It reminds me of a long climb where the company matters more than the view. The song does not push for a peak; it holds steady, and that steadiness is its gift.

Key takeaway

Lauren Daigle is a warm, soulful record about being valued as you are. A gentle recommendation.

Tracklist

• Thank God I Do
• Saint Ferdinand
• New
• Waiting To Know Me
• Kaleidoscope
• Jesus
• Valuable
• Don't Believe Them
• Ego
• These Are The Days
• Salvation Mountain
• Back To Me
• 21 Days
• Love Me Still
• Turbulent Skies
• Sometimes
• Inherited
• He's Never Gonna Change
• Be Okay
• You're All I'll Take With Me

Details

Listen on

• Apple Music
• Amazon
• Spotify

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