Step into the nostalgic embrace of the holiday season with our 'Christmas Classics' playlist. Immerse yourself in the timeless melodies and cherished carols that have been a part of our holiday traditions for generations.

Christmas Classics

If Johnny Cash, Elvis, and The Big Bopper got together for a Christmas party—with their instruments, and close musician-friends, of course—something like the tunes featured in Timothy A Smith's new EP Advent would most likely be the result. Big, rockabilly guitars, swingin' up-beat moods, and old-time rock 'n roll/southern-twang vocals comprise this fun, 5-song take on everyone's favorite Christmastime classics.

Advent

"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen:We Three Kings Medley"

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Timothy A Smith - "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen:We Three Kings Medley"

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (feat. Bryan Sutton)

Here Comes Christmas

03 Feliz Navidad

Streets, Rivers, Dreams & Heartaches

Welcome To New York

“What Kind of Memory Will You Be” opens Gena Britt’s second solo album with a look at love, loss, and the mark we leave on one another. Written years earlier by her Sister Sadie bandmate Dani Flowers, the song asks timeless questions—when a relationship ends, will the memories bring comfort or regret? The song captures the bittersweet reality that not every bond lasts, but every bond does shape us. In the studio, the track became one of Gena’s personal favorites on the album.

What Kind of Memory Will You Be

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Gena Britt - "What Kind of Memory Will You Be"

“The Break-Up” isn’t about a relationship in the traditional sense—it’s about ending a toxic attachment that’s been around since childhood. After battling the grip of pornography since a very young age, Kelo is finally cutting ties and saying goodbye. This song marks the end of that struggle and the beginning of freedom.

The Break-Up

Kelo - "The Break-Up"

Jeremy Oliveria’s new track “gone somehow” reflects on nostalgia, memory, and the bittersweet pull of time. Through snapshots of late-90s youth—“summer haze in ’98, Good Will hunting, roller skates, sunburns, and cheap guitars”—he captures a world of innocence and wonder that now feels out of reach. The song holds the ache of growing older, where childhood lingers as both solace and a reminder of what can never fully return.

gone somehow

Jeremy Oliveria - "gone somehow"

No-See-Um Stomp

It Takes All Kinds to Make a World

One of Bryan Sutton’s goals with his upcoming duets album was to step into the role of a singer. In this duet with Trey Hensley, who recently won IBMA Guitar Player of the Year again, Sutton wanted to highlight not only Hensley’s guitar work but also his vocals. This playful Roger Miller song became the perfect vehicle, capturing the natural chemistry of the duet. Bryan Sutton is a GRAMMY winner and nine-time IBMA Guitar Player of the Year.

Bryan Sutton & Trey Hensley - "It Takes All Kinds to Make a World"

Twin fiddlers Deanie Richardson (Sister Sadie) and Kimber Ludiker (Della Mae) turn up the heat on their new single “No-See-Um Stomp.” Written by Ludiker after a run-in with the infamous biting bugs of the East Coast, the tune captures the frenzy of their swarm and the sting that follows. Originally recorded by Della Mae, Ludiker always envisioned it as a twin fiddle tune. With a “controlled chaos” approach, the pair weave around each other in wild harmony—just like the critters that inspired it.

Deanie Richardson & Kimber Ludiker - "No-See-Um Stomp"

“Merry Christmas Greetings” bursts with high-energy holiday cheer, mixing rocking guitar and a bouncy beat into a sound for kids and adults alike. The song captures the excitement of celebrating Christmas and sharing the good news with others. It’s another feel-good anthem from 2x Dove Award-winning Yancy. With millions of streams and a catalog loved by families everywhere, she continues to bring joy, truth to familes worldwide.

Merry Christmas Greetings

Yancy - "Merry Christmas Greetings"

Written during the uncertainty of the pandemic, "Western Sky" captures the tension between despair and restoration. The song explores faith, doubt, and the enduring quest for belonging. Lines “faith and doubt are fighting” and “so tired of being strong” reveal exhaustion, a feeling both personal and universal. With its sweeping Americana-rock sound, "Western Sky" is a deep breath at the end of a long night—an anthem for anyone standing between who they’ve been and who they’re becoming.

Western Sky - Single Version

The Royal Halls - "Western Sky - Single Version"

The Keys to Christmas

Jeff Collins - Linus And Lucy

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (feat. Vocally Challenged)

The Greatest Gift

Christmas Medley: Winter Wonderland, Sleigh Ride, White Christmas

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