Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Lawson's New Christmas Music Video

Lawson Bates Back to Christmas

A couple weeks ago, we announced that Lawson Bates' new Christmas singles had been released. One was a traditional holiday tune, "Go Tell it on the Mountain," while the other was an original song, "Back to Christmas." In early December, Lawson filmed a music video for "Back to Christmas," and it is officially ready for viewing. Watch it below.


Photo/video courtesy of UP/Lawson Bates

10 comments:

  1. This was awesome, esp. the mission and Harvey footage! And the intro. Congratulations!!!

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  2. Good for you Lawson living your dreams & Force on them first before you get into a courtship. So congrats on your new Christmas CD.

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  3. He's so talented. Just curious...the Bates are totally against dancing of any kind. Even though this song is Christian, doesn't the style of music make people want to sway? Dance just a little? What would be wrong with that?

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    1. Been wondering the same... My choice as a Christian who does not dance is not to listen or sing this kind of music that makes you want to sway. Simple as that.

      But I understand your point. It does seem hypocritical to me, produce dance music when you don't approve of dancing. Didn't Lawson sing about one night stands, too?

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  4. Ironic how the Bates do not approve of dancing but Emily Ann Roberts' Voice audition was "I hope you dance." Beautiful song with a beautiful message.

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  5. Absolutely Beautiful Song! Sums it all up! I shared this on my Facebook page!!! Great job Lawson! 🖒🖒🖒

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  6. Beautiful Song! The intro was awesome, made me want to keep listening. This song definitely delivers the message of Christmas. Great job and Thank you!!! Merry Christmas to you & all your family.

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  7. He is talented but his voice is still lacking in strength. I think if he works hard for a few years he might be able to make it somewhere. Maybe not as a professional performer but working in music somehow.

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