Young musicians nail Fleetwood Mac's “Landslide” in a new video on YouTube. It’s wonderful to see youth enjoying an old song. Watch the video to enjoy it. 

The group has seven members: two female vocalists, a drummer, three guitarists, and a pianist. All of them are quite young and oh so talented. The singers sound so good together as they harmonize in the song. Harmonization isn’t something you usually hear in a “Landslide” cover, but it’s a very nice addition. 

Some of the lyrics of “Landslide” are: 

Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love?
Can the child within my heart rise above?
Can I sail through the changing ocean tides?
Can I handle the seasons of my life?

The song is all about maturity, growth, and life’s transitions. It is beautiful and very poetic. 

It’s not a song you’d expect to hear kids singing, but it sounds incredible to hear the young talent at work. It is a wonderful tribute to Fleetwood Mac, whom I’m sure would agree if they heard it. While some versions of this song sound slow and mournful, the children make this cover sound more hopeful and bright, while still keeping all of the traditional elements of the song intact. 

They do a great job with their instrumental arrangement. You can tell that they have a lot of respect for the original song through their performance. They all put in a great deal of emotion and skill. And the group’s main vocalist, Hope, is a perfect match for Stevie Nicks. 

Their performance almost feels like a bridge between generations. It simultaneously feels nostalgic and new. It is proof that great music isn’t what’s playing on the radio. Sometimes you’ve got to pull up YouTube and click on a video like this to find it, being sung by young, promising voices.