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Lauren Daigle Goes Beyond Boundary Between Public And Private Lives In New Video #newreleasetoday



Today, two-time GRAMMY Award winner and multi-platinum recording artist Lauren Daigle tackles the concept that life is not always what it appears to be in the official music video for "Hold On To Me." 

This sentiment has never been truer in an age of social media where people can present their lives how they choose and hide what is actually going on behind closed doors. In the video directed by John Gray ("You Say"), Daigle steps behind those doors to become an observer of some of the stories that don't make it to the public eye. She follows a couple through their everyday lives building a family, witnesses a man behind bars, observes three generations of women in a hospital tackling a health crisis, and watches a child stuck between their parents' volatile relationship. 

In shedding light on these often-isolating experiences, the video for "Hold On To Me"[...]

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