Have you ever heard a song so beautiful that it makes you smile? Well, that's exactly what this sibling trio’s chilling version of ‘Somewhere Over The Rainbow’ does. Their voices were so incredible that it felt like they were painting the sky with music.

Meet Daylon, Daura, and Devon, three siblings who share more than just a last name. Together, they make up  Life In 3D. But what’s even cooler is how the Veater siblings started their musical journey. It wasn’t in a fancy studio or being discovered by a record label. Instead, it was right in their own kitchen. They shared on their YouTube page how they got started. 

“One day, while doing dishes, we started harmonizing in the kitchen,” they shared. “Our parents told us we didn’t sound half bad.” Encouraged by their parents, they turned to YouTube, creating videos to share their love of music with friends and family through songs like ‘The Sound of Silence’ and ‘Unchained Melody.’ 

One fan wrote, “I love this trio.  Could listen to them all day.  Not only are their voices perfectly beautiful, but it's so refreshing to see fresh-faced, decent people using their voices in the simple, most beautiful form.  No synthesized music; no forced, unreal voices as in pop music.  Just pure, unenhanced REAL voices.” Another commented, “Do you think the angels in heaven look down and wish they could sing like this? You are amazing!” I couldn’t agree more! Life In 3D delivers stunning performances with all of their songs. 

What makes this performance even more special is the family dog joined in on the fun. He lapped up all the pets and snuggles as Daura, Devon, and Daylon gave the song their best effort. 

But beyond the beautiful melody, the Veater siblings' performance reminded listeners of something even deeper, God’s presence. There’s hope and comfort in life’s storms as God paints the skies with his color filled promises of rainbows. We hope you were delighted to listen to Life In 3D. 

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”