boy pablo - Feeling Lonely (Cover) Lydia Oakeson of Rise Up Children's Choir

In the spirit of the Halloween Season, and inspired by films like the Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline (My Sister's Favorite Movie), and Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, watch this young living skeleton girl search through the early 1900s for her beloved dog, Lucy.

MUSIC CREDITS
Original Song Written by boy pablo
Vocals Performed by Lydia Oakeson
Backing Vocals Performed by Isabel Oakeson and Cael Wood
Arrangement and Instruments Performed by Gary Oakeson
Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by Gary Oakeson    / @oakesonmusic  

VIDEO CREDITS
Produced, Directed, Animated, and Edited by Gary Oakeson
All silent films used are more than 100 years old and believed to be in the public domain.

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ABOUT LYDIA OAKESON
Lydia is a singer, actress, dancer, YouTuber, and is a current member of Rise Up Children’s Choir where she appeared as a soloist in their music video "Spirit" from “The Lion King," appeared in their viral YouTube videos "Speechless" and "Show Yourself," and has appeared on stage with Gentri. As a former member of One Voice Children’s Choir she performed as a soloist in appearances with Alex Boyé, Kevin Olusola of Pentatonix, Jenny Oaks Baker, David Osmond, and for former President and First Lady Obama at the White House. She also performed on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, toured France in 2017, and appeared as a soloist in the One Voice Children's Choir YouTube videos “Where Are You Christmas” and “J’Imagine.” Recent favorite theatrical roles include Jane in Mary Poppins (Hale Center Theatre Sandy), Alice in Alice in Wonderland (Kingsbury Hall), Belinda Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (Hale Center Theater Orem), Amaryllis in The Music Man (Hale Center Theater Sandy), Susan in Miracle on 24th Street (Scera), Young Fiona in Shrek, Pepper in Annie (Utah COPA). Lydia has won two Utah Music Video Awards in consecutive years (2018 and 2019) for her videos "Good Girl Winnie Foster" and "Colour,'" both of which can be seen here on her channel. Lydia is represented by TMG.