Christmas bops

Watch music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm24lUNQBK0

All I Want For Christmas

We're back with another incredible piece from the Portal series, here's "Want You Gone" totally reimagined in the style of Frank Sinatra's arrangement of "I've Got You Under my Skin" (originally arranged by the great Nelson Riddle), and sung by the amazing singer/trumpet player Benny Benack III. 

It's a testament to great song writing when your lyrics and melody can function in an entirely different context like this, so huge thanks to Jonathan Coulton for this great piece of music!

Portal 2 End Song - Want You Gone - Frank Sinatra Swing Version (The 8-Bit Big Band)

we're doing a sequel     -muppets most wanted-

Five Nights at Freddy's - TheLivingTombstone x Frank Sinatra

HOLY SHIT

If you somehow don’t know who made this then it’s by Jschlatt on YouTube, specifically his Schlatt & Co. Channel.

Jschlatt - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Official)

Jschlatt - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (Official)

Jschlatt - The Christmas Song (Official)

Jschlatt - White Christmas (Official)

What A Christmas

jschlatt — Mele Kalikimaka

jschlatt — Sleigh Ride

jschlatt — (Everybody's Waitin' For) The Man With The Bag

VOLANT RECORDS is proud to introduce a new voice to America —
Silvio “Silver” Nicastro, the young Italian-born baritone whose velvet phrasing, elegant tone, and unmistakable charm have set New York’s nightspots buzzing with excitement.

Recorded in the warm glow of the Midnight Studio Orchestra, Cigarettes & Moonlight brings together ten unforgettable performances that showcase Silver’s natural gift for romance, storytelling, and timeless melody. From the smoky intimacy of “Cigarettes & Moonlight” to the bright charm of “Darling of the Balcony Seats,” Silvio carries each note with effortless grace.

Listeners will be transported from the cobblestones of Mulberry Street to the glittering lights of Broadway, guided always by Silver’s signature blend of sincerity and sophistication. His voice recalls the golden age of crooning while offering a freshness all his own — a sound destined for living rooms, dance halls, and late-night radio across the nation.

This is an album for dreamers, lovers, and anyone who’s known the hush of a tender night.
With rich orchestration, intimate arrangements, and unmatched vocal warmth, Cigarettes & Moonlight marks the arrival of a remarkable new star.

This special remastered edition honors the enduring legacy of Silvio “Silver” Nicastro, whose life and career were tragically cut short in 1964 under circumstances that remain officially unresolved.

Though his catalog was modest in size, his influence proved vast. Musicians, historians, and devoted listeners have long pointed to the subtle layers—emotional and otherwise—woven through his work. The gentle melancholy, the coded turns of phrase, the glances between romance and revelation that seemed to hint at deeper truths beneath the polished surface of mid-century glamour.

What was once seen as stylish artistry is now recognized as the signature of a performer who understood more than he ever spoke aloud.

This remaster presents Cigarettes & Moonlight in its clearest form yet, restoring the warmth of Silver’s voice, the texture of the Midnight Studio Orchestra, and the nuances overlooked in earlier pressings. It also includes two rare bonus tracks — “Blue Fire in the Alley” and “Silent Streets” — long-rumored, seldom heard, and now preserved at last.

Silvio Nicastro’s star burned briefly, but with a glow that time could not dim.
This record stands as a testament to the charm, the artistry, and the quiet mystery of the man they called Silver.

A KISS ON MULBERRY STREET

Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas

Grinch 2000 (From "Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas" Soundtrack)

Ho Ho Ho (Dirty Christmas)

The stuff I upload here ISN’T mine.
(wow I couldn’t tell)

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Jschlatt - White Christmas (Official)

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