If you need a break from American holiday pop music on the radio, why not create your own soundtrack for your seasonal drives? Put the country music back in Christmas when you add these five festive songs to your playlist.
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Scotty McCreery’s tribute to the holidays focuses on its aspect of reconciliation. The lyrics paint a picture of different relationships in need of some Christmas-time forgiveness, with a brief head-nod to Baby Jesus. Whether you share McCreery’s faith or not, it’s a great reminder of what’s really important this time of year: connecting with loved ones.
“Christmas in Dixie” (Alabama)
Alabama pays homage to the holiday with this mellow song that mentions a variety of cities across the nation. The chorus reiterates the singer’s wish for listeners to have a “Merry Christmas from Dixie” wherever they find themselves on Dec. 25th this year.
Channel some old-school country vibes with this Parton classic. Originally released in 1984, this tune’s depiction of wintertime activities pairs with Parton’s timeless voice, sleigh bells, and 80s synthesizer for a fun, retrospective tribute to the season. It’s sure to conjure up visions of vintage Christmases.
What country Christmas playlist would be complete without a Carrie Underwood contribution? Though this version of “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” has been around for a decade now, Underwood’s strong, dynamic vocals join with full instrumentals for a warm, upbeat piece that continues to delight country music fans worldwide.
“The First Noel” (Josh Turner)
Josh Turner’s bass voice was designed to handle the range of this traditional Christmas song and make it seem easy. The deliberate rhythm, simple harmonies, and minimal instrumentals complement Turner’s rich vocals for a soothing, grounding vibe that’s sure to make you feel at home.
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