Award-Winning Christian Artist Tasha Layton & Bestselling Author Raymond Arroyo Team Up for New Renditions of ‘We Three Kings’
By Movieguide® Staff
Award-winning Christian artist Tasha Layton recently teamed up with Raymond Arroyo for an all new Children’s book and rendition of the classic Christmas song, ‘We Three Kings.’
The book written by Arroyo is called “The Wise Men Who Found Christmas,” which currently sits at the No. 2 spot for books on Amazon.
Layton, known for her hits like “Look What You’ve Done,” and “Into The Sea (It’s Gonna Be OK),” earned a Top 5 spot on Billboard’s top female Christian artists in 2020 and 2021.
Layton’s rendition of ‘We Three Kings’ has new lyrics and an original video inspired by the Children’s book. fresh lyrics inspired by “The Wise Men Who Found Christmas” and created an original video featuring animated illustrations from the book.
Layton also recently released her Christmas album, ‘This Is Christmas’ on Nov. 11.
Movieguide® previously reported on Layton:
Christian musician Tasha Layton reflected on her career after she received a nomination for Song of the Year at the 2022 Dove Awards.
“It feels great,” Layton said of her nomination for “Look What You’ve Done.”
“I love to see growth and progression, and I think [the song’s success is] just a natural progression of how things are going and the music connecting to people,” the singer continued. “So, I’m so excited. It’s awesome. It’s an honor and it’s a little overwhelming, you know because I’ve prayed to get to do this since I was a little girl.”
Layton called her recent success “really, really sweet,” and said the timing of it all is “beautiful.”
“All this coalescing at this point in my life is so special,” she shared.
Layton also spoke about the creation of “Look What You’ve Done.”
“This song is my testimony in a song,” she explained. “And so, when I walked into the writing session that day, I said, ‘I want to write a song about what God has done in my life.’ Sometimes when we write the most personal songs, they end up being the most universal. And so, I think that was the case for this song. It was very, very personal to me, and it ended up being something that a lot of people really caught on to. I’m amazed at what God is doing with it. Absolutely. Absolutely.”
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