November is that time of the year when Christmas is still weeks away, but Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” is already climbing to the top of the charts. This and many other holiday tunes will have some tough competition this year because new Christmas songs are here and they keep on coming.

Jonas Brothers – “I Need You Christmas”

After gifting us with their comeback in 2019, the Jonas Brothers surprised us with another amazing present just in time for Christmas—their fifth holiday song.

Carly Rae Jepson – “It’s Not Christmas Till Somebody Cries”

Carly Rae Jepson kept it real in her first original Christmas song and discussed all the ups and downs of celebrating Christmas with your family and trying to make it perfect.

Ava Max – “Christmas Without You”

Ava Max is one of our favorite rising pop stars right now and she stayed true to her upbeat, catchy tone with this disco-inspired holiday tune.

Kelly Clarkson & Brett Eldredge – “Under the Mistletoe”

After giving us a holiday album Wrapped In Red and a series of amazing Christmas singles, Clarkson decided to deck the halls alongside Brett Eldredge this year.

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Taylor Swift’s latest musical offering “Christmas Tree Farm” has all the makings of a Christmas number one.

The track reverts to a more traditional holiday feel. Think the Coca-Cola holiday advert meets the Love Actually soundtrack. Swift uses sleighbells to set the tempo of her high-spirit Christmas banger.

Better still, the video for “Christmas Tree Farm” features home-shot footage of a baby Taylor Swift playing in the snow. The lyrics of her holiday tune refer back to her time growing up on a farm, thanking her lover for rekindling the fond memories of her childhood.

Swift shared the news that she would be dropping a holiday song via social media. She shared a video with fans, which she captioned: “When in doubt, ask the itty bitty pretty kitty committee. When they shun you with silence, ambivalence, and judgemental brush offs… just put the song out anyway. NEW XMAS SONG AND VIDEO (made from home videos) OUT TONIGHT. #ChristmasTreeFarm.”

You can watch the brand new music video below.

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November is that time of the year when Christmas is still weeks away, but Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” is already climbing to the top of the charts. This and many other holiday tunes will have some tough competition this year because new Christmas songs are here and they keep on coming.

Jonas Brothers – “I Need You Christmas”

After gifting us with their comeback in 2019, the Jonas Brothers surprised us with another amazing present just in time for Christmas—their fifth holiday song.

Carly Rae Jepson – “It’s Not Christmas Till Somebody Cries”

Carly Rae Jepson kept it real in her first original Christmas song and discussed all the ups and downs of celebrating Christmas with your family and trying to make it perfect.

Ava Max – “Christmas Without You”

Ava Max is one of our favorite rising pop stars right now and she stayed true to her upbeat, catchy tone with this disco-inspired holiday tune.

Kelly Clarkson & Brett Eldredge – “Under the Mistletoe”

After giving us a holiday album Wrapped In Red and a series of amazing Christmas singles, Clarkson decided to deck the halls alongside Brett Eldredge this year.

The post Christmas is Still Weeks Away, But New Holiday Tunes are Already Here appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Taylor Swift’s latest musical offering “Christmas Tree Farm” has all the makings of a Christmas number one.

The track reverts to a more traditional holiday feel. Think the Coca-Cola holiday advert meets the Love Actually soundtrack. Swift uses sleighbells to set the tempo of her high-spirit Christmas banger.

Better still, the video for “Christmas Tree Farm” features home-shot footage of a baby Taylor Swift playing in the snow. The lyrics of her holiday tune refer back to her time growing up on a farm, thanking her lover for rekindling the fond memories of her childhood.

Swift shared the news that she would be dropping a holiday song via social media. She shared a video with fans, which she captioned: “When in doubt, ask the itty bitty pretty kitty committee. When they shun you with silence, ambivalence, and judgemental brush offs… just put the song out anyway. NEW XMAS SONG AND VIDEO (made from home videos) OUT TONIGHT. #ChristmasTreeFarm.”

You can watch the brand new music video below.

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