Dara Maclean is releasing a series of new music videos recently recorded live in Nashville.
The videos are being added over the next few weeks to her YouTube channel.
The first video to be released in the Ocean Way Sessions was "What Love Looks Like".
Her version of the Stevie Wonder song "For Once in My Life" is due to be added today.
Next week, she'll be releasing the video for "Had To Be You", followed by Marvin Gaye cover "Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing", and "Home".
The live sessions were recorded with her band at the Ocean Way Studios.
Maclean is currently on the Winter Jam Tour around the States and has just released the EP, Bethlehem Skies, for the Christmas season.
View "What Love Looks Like" here:
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