DaDot

“DaDot” shines as a marriage anthem, its name drawn from the joyful “da-dot” scat that opens the song like a morning prayer. A steady four-on-the-floor beat and bright, Stevie Wonder–inspired clavinets lay the foundation for a journey all married couples know well—but with a gospel heart beating beneath the groove.

Two lovers commit before God, celebrate honeymoon bliss and then, day by day, find themselves trapped in the routines of life—deadlines, chores, distractions—forgetting the grace that first united them. In their growing distance, they finally turn their eyes upward and cry out in prayer. 

The song answers with an uplifting eight-bar rap full of wisdom and reminders of God’s covenant love. From there, a soul-stirring Hammond B3 ushers them back into the arms of the Father—and, as a result into each other’s arms—restoring joy, purpose and their happily ever after in Christ.