Unordinary Christmas songs to add to your playlist
Surprise your family and friends with some holiday tunes that you can be confident they’ll be learning the words to in no time.
As New Year's celebrations draw near, crafting the perfect holiday playlist can become a last-minute task, often overlooked until guests begin arriving for the festivities. Explore these five songs that will undoubtedly have you embracing the spirit of the season and singing loud for all to hear—let's extend the joy of the Christmas holidays into the New Year.
1. Just Another Christmas Song - Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
For every Christmas that goes by, it can certainly feel like there are a hundred new songs added to the holiday radio rotation. To honour the endless amount of tunes that can get you into the holiday spirit, check out Just Another Christmas Song.
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2. I Got Your Christmas Right Here - Aloe Blacc
This is the type of track you can imagine playing in the background as you catch up with family and friends during the holiday season. It’s feel-good and catchy; the best duo for a memorable Christmas tune.
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3. Everybody Loves Christmas - Eddie Money & Ronnie Spector
One of the greatest parts of Christmas is falling back in love with the songs you set aside for the majority of the year. Everybody Loves Christmas sticks to the familiar sounds of the holidays that we all know and love, and is definitely worth adding to the playlist line-up in time for the 25th.
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4. What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve? - Harry Connick, Jr.
Don’t be fooled by the name of the title, as this Harry Connick, Jr. hit is certainly a Christmas song. Plus, it would be silly not to include something Michael Bublé-esque on this list.
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5. Merry, Merry Christmas - New Kids on the Block
You’ll recognise the iconic boy band, but have you heard any of their Christmas tracks? While the Merry, Merry Christmas album could easily stay on repeat, the song title that adorns the same name is up there as one of the best.
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