December song 2022 😍🥳

Boyz II Men - End Of The Road (cover)

Alicia Keys - If I Ain't Got You (cover)

Tracy Chapman - Baby Can I Hold You

P.Diddy - I'll Be Missing You (ft.112, Faith Evans)

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car (cover)

Marvin Gaye - I Want To Come Home For Christmas

Whitney Houston- The First Noël

Cee Lo's Magic Moment
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Merry Christmas, Baby

Cee Lo Green - Merry Christmas, Baby (feat. Rod Stewart & Trombone Shorty)

Only Kiko Salazar could turn an already fun and bubbly song into an even more festive track, adding back-up vocals as well as new riffs and runs that would surely make you hit the repeat button again and again. Kiko's holiday entry last year “When Christmas comes” has been listened to more than 2,000 times.	

Kiko Salazar - Santa Claus is coming to town

Anya Lee brings her own lyrical interpretation to this Christmas classic from pop vocal legend Whitney Houston. A prayer for unity during this troubled holiday season, Anya Lee captures the spirit of Christmas in this beautifully produced jazz guitar and vocal rendition.

One Wish (For Christmas)

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Anya Lee - "One Wish (For Christmas)"

Last Christmas (PAZZ Disco Remix) [Single]

Meghan Trainor X PAZZ - Last Christmas [Disco Remix]

Black Book is OBLIGÉ at their most theatrical, macabre, and mythic.
Each track resurrects an ancient, unsanitized fairy tale — the versions whispered before they were made safe — sung through the sharp, haunting clarity of a female soprano with operatic power (but not opera in style).

The album unfolds like a cursed midnight cabaret in a condemned theatre: crooked waltzes, ritual percussion, parlor piano, bowed bass, scraping strings, and ghostly backing vocals.
Every tale uses its own cultural “bones,” so the songs never repeat structure, yet the album remains cohesive in mood and world.

Between certain stories, instrumental interludes serve as stage shifts — the lights dim, the curtains breathe, the Black Book turns its own pages.

By the end, the singer discovers she herself is written into the final chapter.

This is OBLIGÉ’s darkest, most narrative-driven work:
a folklore requiem stitched with dread, beauty, and the cold breath of old stories.

Whitney Houston- The First Noël

Margaux @mgmargaux

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