6 Festive Singles You Need To Hear This Christmas

With Christmas less than 4 weeks away, now is the time to start putting your holiday playlists together and with so many amazing country artists releasing festive singles this year you’re going to have plenty to choose from – here we round up 6 of our favourite releases that you need to hear this season.

Twinnie – Elf Yourself

British pop crossover artist Twinnie delivers a tongue-in-cheek holiday smash that has all the hallmarks of a Christmas classic – think the opposite of ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ and you’ll get a good feel for what ‘Elf Yourself’ is about both lyrically and musically.

Mackenzie Wasner – This Christmastime

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Mackenzie Wasner showcases her sweet country tone on this soft holiday ballad that perfectly fits with her style and allows her to step into the festive holidays with a song that will be on rotation throughout December for many.

Sarah Darling – Last Christmas

Adopted Brit Sarah Darling shines a light on her velvet smooth vocals with this divine cover of the WHAM classic ‘Last Christmas’ – Darling always delivers when it comes to Christmas offerings and this one is absolutely perfect.

Halle Kearns – O Holy Night

A gifted vocalist, Halle Kearns gives a heartfelt rendition of this Christmas classic that feels fresh whilst retaining the magic of the original which is something that isn’t easy to do but the singer/songwriter does so with graceful ease.

Caitlin Quisenberry – I Used To Be Your Christmas

Once again Caitlin Quisenberry puts the spotlight on her power vocals with an original Christmas offering that instantly feels like an old classic thanks to its melancholy lyrics and classic feeling production.

Stephanie Ryann – What Christmas Means To Me (Acoustic)

Originally released last holiday season, Stephanie Ryann has this year given the standout offering a new feel by re-releasing an acoustic version that further delivers all the Christmas spirit you need this season.

Which Christmas song is your favourite to have on repeat? Let us know over on social media and in the comments below!