Welcome to the family business! Clyde and Gracie Lawrence are siblings that front and 8 member band out of NY. All the other band members have been friends they have picked up growing up, from middle school all the way through Clyde's time in college. Gracie joined full time after HS and they are on album #4 (the second under Bellion's label). They've opened for the Jonas Brothers this last year and just a few weeks ago, opened for the Rolling Stones in NY. They have been featured on Jacob Collier's latest album, and Gracie is featured on Meghan Trainor's latest album. They just started a headline tour this week and will most certainly be in your neck of the woods. As much fun as the songs are, they really really shine live. They do not use any backing tracks, and everyone in the band is multi talented. The Acoustic-ish versions of the songs are a pretty decent example of the live feeling, but these sessions involve singing with a group of backup vocalists that are not normally part of the band. You could easily just spiral down the rabbit hole with all of their stuff. Again, welcome!
Fun Fact: At age 6, Clyde became the youngest ever member of the Songwriters Guild for a song he wrote for the Movie Miss Congeniality. His dad was the co-screenwriter and the producers axed the planned song. Clydes dad slipped his son's own song in and they loved it.
"I forgot like real singers exist" made my day. Thanks. They've posted several great acoustic videos. I recommend Freckles and Don't Lose Sight. If you wanna try another "real singer" and a bit of metal too, take a look at Jinjer. Teacher Teacher! should be good to start with.
It's an 8 piece band with guitar drums bass and a 3piece horn line Clyde (the guy singer) plays keys really well too. The guys in the back were the guitarist and drummer.
My son said the same thing about it sounding like credit music to a movie, I was lucky enough to watch them in London last year and they are phenomenal musically and vocally
I’ve watched a lot of Lawrence reactions because it’s so much fun to see people discover them, but yours was maybe my favorite. Great to see folks appreciate what makes this group great. As a fellow massive Jon Bellion fan as well, I enjoy hearing from other fans of one of our generations’ greatest producers and song writers.
They just released an "acoustic-ish" version of this song. Would love to see your reaction. It's RIDICULOUS!! I see that other people also recommended this, but if you like John Bellion i recommend "Freckles" by Lawrence featuring Jon Bellion and the Hunter tones as well as the acoustic-ish version of "I'm confident I'm insecure"... Subbing now so I'll get notified if you do any of these. P.S. Thanks for the preview of Level Up. Appreciate you sharing your art. ❤❤
Welcome to the family business! Clyde and Gracie Lawrence are siblings that front and 8 member band out of NY. All the other band members have been friends they have picked up growing up, from middle school all the way through Clyde's time in college. Gracie joined full time after HS and they are on album #4 (the second under Bellion's label).
They've opened for the Jonas Brothers this last year and just a few weeks ago, opened for the Rolling Stones in NY. They have been featured on Jacob Collier's latest album, and Gracie is featured on Meghan Trainor's latest album.
They just started a headline tour this week and will most certainly be in your neck of the woods. As much fun as the songs are, they really really shine live. They do not use any backing tracks, and everyone in the band is multi talented.
The Acoustic-ish versions of the songs are a pretty decent example of the live feeling, but these sessions involve singing with a group of backup vocalists that are not normally part of the band.
You could easily just spiral down the rabbit hole with all of their stuff.
Again, welcome!
Fun Fact: At age 6, Clyde became the youngest ever member of the Songwriters Guild for a song he wrote for the Movie Miss Congeniality. His dad was the co-screenwriter and the producers axed the planned song. Clydes dad slipped his son's own song in and they loved it.
Literally anything by them!! They are unreal!!! But like others shared, their acoustic-ish songs are always amazing.
"I forgot like real singers exist" made my day. Thanks.
They've posted several great acoustic videos. I recommend Freckles and Don't Lose Sight.
If you wanna try another "real singer" and a bit of metal too, take a look at Jinjer. Teacher Teacher! should be good to start with.
if y'all are curious to hear more, id recommend their aoustic-ish recordings of "23" and "i'm confident that i'm insecure"
love these guys, such a unique sound! definitely check out more from them. their 'Don't Lose Sight-accoustic' live performance is incredible.
It's an 8 piece band with guitar drums bass and a 3piece horn line Clyde (the guy singer) plays keys really well too. The guys in the back were the guitarist and drummer.
More Lawrence please! Their acoustic-ish stuff is incredible.
check out dont lose sight (Acoustic) to get the full experience hah
My son said the same thing about it sounding like credit music to a movie, I was lucky enough to watch them in London last year and they are phenomenal musically and vocally
I’ve watched a lot of Lawrence reactions because it’s so much fun to see people discover them, but yours was maybe my favorite. Great to see folks appreciate what makes this group great. As a fellow massive Jon Bellion fan as well, I enjoy hearing from other fans of one of our generations’ greatest producers and song writers.
Lawrence doesn't even know what AUTOTUNE, is.
They just released an "acoustic-ish" version of this song. Would love to see your reaction. It's RIDICULOUS!!
I see that other people also recommended this, but if you like John Bellion i recommend "Freckles" by Lawrence featuring Jon Bellion and the Hunter tones as well as the acoustic-ish version of "I'm confident I'm insecure"... Subbing now so I'll get notified if you do any of these.
P.S. Thanks for the preview of Level Up. Appreciate you sharing your art. ❤❤
React to i'm confident that i'm insecure (acoustic-ish) by them please)