She says it was like she wrote the words herself. She’s had the song on repeat and has been in tears as she has allowed God to take away the fear she is feeling right now. She told me she heard the song on the radio and froze as she was listening. They are now unemployed with four children. One woman wrote to me and said she is normally a very happy and positive person but because of the pandemic, she and her husband have found themselves quite the opposite… scared.
Thank you! I’ve received many comments like, “We really needed this right now,” or “This is so timely in our world!” Recently, Layton talked with us about the story behind this song, her hope for the track and the impact it is having on listeners.Ĭongratulations on the recent release of “Into The Sea (It’s Gonna Be Ok)”! Can you share a little of the reaction to the single so far? An affirmation of God’s presence and providence in a chaotic world, the timely track was co-produced by GRAMMY winner Bryan Fowler and Hawk Nelson’s Micah Kuiper, and was written by Layton, multi-GRAMMY winner Keith Everette Smith, Fowler and Kuiper. And now, “Into The Sea (It’s Gonna Be Ok),” her vulnerable new single, is available for download and streaming. Her critically acclaimed BEC Recordings debut EP, Love Running Wild, released last year. Layton’s voice has also been heard in productions for Disneyland and Cirque du Soleil, as well Nickelodeon television, and she has served as an instructor at the National Praise and Worship Institute at Nashville’s Trevecca Nazarene University. She appeared on Season 9 of American Idol and spent four years as a back-up vocalist for pop superstar Katy Perry. South Carolina-native Tasha Layton launched her music career in Los Angeles, quickly becoming an in-demand session singer.
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