David Leonard is getting an early start on Christmas. The Nashville singer-songwriter and producer, who rose to fame as half of the worship duo All Sons & Daughters, has released his own version of the beloved carol "O Come, All Ye Faithful." It is now available on all streaming platforms.
"Merry Christmas a little early!!" Leonard wrote in a Facebook post. He called the song "a Christmas classic for the season" and invited fans to go listen.
"O Come, All Ye Faithful" began as the Latin hymn "Adeste Fideles," traditionally credited to John Francis Wade in the 1700s. Frederick Oakeley's English translation, published in 1841, helped it become one of the most sung carols in the world. Its call to come to Bethlehem and adore Christ the Lord has made it a staple of Christmas Eve services for generations.
About David Leonard
After All Sons & Daughters ended, Leonard launched a solo career with the 2019 album The Wait, followed by Plans in 2023 and the faith-forward Just Jesus in 2025. This year he released the six-song Well Done EP through Provident Entertainment on Sept. 18. His songwriting and production work has connected him with Brandon Lake, MercyMe, Phil Wickham, NEEDTOBREATHE and CAIN.
