Kelowna father Devon Spittle used recordings of his children to create a cover of Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin''. (Devon Spittle)

Kelowna father Devon Spittle used recordings of his children to create a cover of Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin''. (Devon Spittle)

Isolation sensation: Okanagan father turns children’s voices into Journey cover

Devon Spittle said the sounds were from four years' worth of recordings

As businesses and companies ask their employees to work from home, more and more people are finding they have quite a bit of time on their hands. With this newfound freedom, Kelowna father Devon Spittle created a cover of Journey’s hit ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ using sounds his children made when they were babies.

Spittle said the babies’ sounds were from four years worth of recording his two children Bentley and Poppy.

Watch the video above to hear them ‘sing’.

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Twila Amato

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