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This is Christmas
Exciting English pop Christmas song with a motivating, optimistic chorus, a lively rhythm, and charismatic vocals.
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Silent Night (Jazz)
The world-famous Christmas carol 'Silent Night', written by the Austrian priest Joseph Mohr, was recognized by UNESCO in 2011 as intangible cultural heritage and is now in the public domain. Its widespread presence in numerous cultures and languages emphasizes its timeless message. In the jazz version presented here, produced by the audiohub team, the focus is particularly on a heartfelt and intimate interpretation, enhanced with a gentle touch of soul.
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Jingle Bells (Pop, with vocals)
Jingle Bells in a GEMA-free feel-good version, newly arranged by the audiohub producer team. With fresh vocals and a cool guitar solo.
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We wish you a merry Christmas (Jazz)
One of the most famous American Christmas songs in a lively, fast jazz version with relaxed vocals.
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Jingle Bells (Jazz)
Jingle Bells in a new way: Upbeat and lively in a vibrant jazz version with great guitar and saxophone solos and relaxed vocals. Newly arranged and produced by the audiohub team.
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Joy To The World (Gospel)
Familiar American Christmas classic, here in an upbeat RnB version with 60s drums and a cool groove, accompanied by great saxophone solos and swinging gospel atmosphere.
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We wish you a merry Christmas (Pop, with vocals)
The American Christmas classic in a P.R.O.-free upbeat version with cheerful singing and cool saxophone fills; this Christmas hit must not be missing at any Christmas party.
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Santa’s Workshop
Happy P.R.O.-free Christmas song with funny lyrics and great vocals. This will set the perfect mood for the holiday season.
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Kling, Glöckchen, klingelingeling (Gesang, klassisch)
Joyful and lively GEMA-free version of the popular children's Christmas song "Kling-Glöckchen" by Karl Enslin. Here with beautiful vocals in operetta style.
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Leise rieselt der Schnee (Gesang, klassisch)
"Leise rieselt der Schnee" is one of the most well-known Christmas carols and was written by Pastor Eduard Ebel (1839-1905) in Graudenz. Here, it has been newly arranged in an orchestral version with enchanting vocals by the audiohub team.
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Winter Wonderland Adventures
Upbeat, modern Christmas song with a festive and joyful vibe, captivating vocals, and a catchy chorus.
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" is a classic Christmas carol that was first written in 1739 by Charles Wesley. The song is in the public domain and has been newly arranged by the audiohub production team. It is ideal for all Christmas projects.
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Santa Brought Him Home
Cozy Christmas song in pop style, about a cute dog who runs away on Christmas Eve and is eventually brought home by Santa.
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Joy to the world (Jazz)
Royalty-free Christmas classic in a cozy jazz version featuring diverse piano and jazz guitar improvisations, as well as great multi-voice singing.
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O Holy Night (Jazz)
The popular American Christmas classic "O Holy Night" in an emotional, soulful rendition.
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Back Home for Christmas
Cozy Christmas song with walking bass and beautiful harmonies.
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Silent Night (Ballad, with vocals)
"Silent Night" combined with a pop ballad version featuring calm strings and gentle beats gives the traditional song a heartfelt depth.
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Alle Jahre wieder (Gesang, klassisch)
Every year again in a new GEMA-free version, arranged by the audiohub producer team. Emotional singing meets a classical, orchestral arrangement.
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Holiday Harmony
Merry Christmas song with a catchy rhythm and captivating vocals, complemented by saxophone and guitar solos.
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We’re home
Touching pop Christmas song with emotional vocals and lively rhythm.
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