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More Free Christmas Tracks Posted (12.19.08)

Published by admin on December 20, 2008

Yes, the time is nigh…but, let’s face it…ANYTIME is a good time for great music, right? And that even applies to seasonal music. And since you don’t have to wait for it to arrive via snail mail…you can enjoy it right now!

First up is British singer-songwriter Bethan Marshall. She’s delivered one of the season’s sweetest surprises with her gorgeous acappella version of O Come, O Come Emanuel. Don’t let this one slip past you. And it’s worth noting that that’s just one of 10 tracks on the freely-downloadable album A Zang Christmas. You’ll find the link to the Zang website beside the download links for Bethan’s track.

Next up, Aaron Kane came knocking again. You may remember his beautiful mashup of We Three Kings posted last week. This week, he’s grabbed another track from our site (this time, Solomon Keal’s Away in a Manger) and worked his vocal “mash-magic” once more. Very tasty.

Joel Rakes is a singer-songwriter based out of Philadelphia, and for each of the last 3 Christmas seasons, he’s whipped up a 5-song EP of holiday favorites. He’s sharing two of this year’s songs (Joy to the World and Once in Royal David’s City) on this site. Don’t forget to pop on over to his site and check out the others as well!

Also new on the site is Little Tommy Tingle by Deborah Malena, and I’ll Sing a Song For You (This Christmas) from Douglas Campbell.

Find ‘em all right here: Feels Like Christmas

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