Iowa grasser Lori King has released a music video for her current single, Wherever You Are, a gospel song memorably recorded previously by The Collingsworth Family and The Martins.
King pulled in Rhonda Vincent for the video, reprising her role singing in duet with Lori on the audio recording. We see the two of them walking through the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry, along with members of Rhonda’s band, The Rage.
Lori says that Wherever You Are, which was written by Joel Lindsey, Harrie Mccollough, and Joyce Martin Mccollough, offers a comforting message that God is with you wherever you may be.
“This song is about reminding people that no matter where you are in life, you’re never alone. Singing it with Rhonda and Darrin has been such a blessing, and sharing it on stages like the Opry and the Ryman is something I’ll cherish forever.”
The audio recording features Zeb Snyder on guitar, Scoot Vestal on banjo, Aaron Ramsey on mandolin, producer Jim VanCleve on fiddle, and Jeff Partin on reso-guitar and bass. Rhonda and Darrin Vincent sing on the track as well.
Have a look/listen.
Wherever You Are is available now from popular download and streaming services online, and to radio programmers via Get It Played.
