Who’s coming to your Xmas party? Is it X?
Bevil Joseph is ridin’ the riddim with the parang “Christmas Party.” Lots of glory hallelujahs and heavenly name-dropping for the loosey goosey gettin’ down.
JustPierre preaches with their rap “Christmas Party.” Ain’t no party like a Holy Ghost party. The after party is Easter.
Do you like Christmas Parties?
Matthew Wegienka doesn’t keep you guessing. His oompah off-key “I Like Christmas Parties” wends through the usual good stuff, but has a surprise reveal.
Even God-fearing uptighties need a social gathering to observe how others festivate.
Justin McGurk and The Boogie Men boogie down with the “Christmas Party” of the year. They’ll be making plans, AND celebrating the birth of Christ. Full plate there.
Tara Lett whitens up the “Christmas Party” by ‘making the living room a dance floor.’ She goes about as wild as she can. Hint: there won’t be much clean-up afterwards. Limp pop rock.
How cool is your Christmas party? Are you hearing THESE sounds?
Frantic pop rap from Luke testifies “Christmas Time is Party Time.” Freakin’ about time we got our party music on.
‘Billy from Karling Abbeygate grinds the gears and whoops the wassail. “Christmas Party” is down and dirty fun.
“Christmas Party” can be about the dancing or the gifting… or the grooving. Brendan Hanlon & The Batmen lean into this ’60s rock smasher and make your hips swivel.
It doesn’t need to be a big affair. The Christmas party can be more meaningful with just us.
The Sweptaways and Friends celebrate a gospel enhanced a cappella “Christmas Party” ‘for the ones we loved.’ Hate to be left off that guest list.
Party music for Christmas? I thought you’d never ask.
Funky R+B dance music doesn’t have to be all disco, but it CAN. Eraserheads play their “Christmas Party” like the beat is all there is. (Listen for the alt solo!)
Largely instrumental “Christmas Party” is an invitation for you and me from Kompulsor. Great background beats for the 18 and unders.
Deck those halls! Bunting! Tinsel!
Ke’Andra orders the playlist and anticipates the dance needs of all her hanger-ons with R+B rap “Christmas Party.” Heeey!
“A Very Good Christmas Party” is one of those winners of awful Christmas music contests. But The Gator Family do detail the details of what’s on the walls. (And what she’s wearing too, you dog.)
Eddie Floyd is soul mellow with his R+B “Christmas Party.” He’s a slow partyer, ladies. It’s all in the forethought to set the mood.
How much do you want this Christmas party?
For MXPX everyday is party day. It’s easy as breathing. “Christmas Party” is just living. Melodic punk.
W C Clark funks up the swamp with his bluesy “Christmas Party.” It’s all about the wanting it.
Didn’t get the invitation? Well, i’m axing you to Come. On. Over. Xmas Party!
Ultimate Duo hits it with jazz syncopated rap in their “Christmas Party (1505).” It’s short and gets right to the dance moves. You in?
The Dead Milkmen are sweetly earnest with their “Christmas Party” invitation. Rollicking unplugged rock. ‘Cuz it’ll be fun.
‘Come on over’ Elvis-impersonates Kerr Donnelly Band with “Christmas Party.” Grab your baby, excuse me, did you forget? I said grab her.
Some parties stink of uncoolness.
The Withers score with more up-to-the-minute pop parodies in their “Christmas Party.” BLUE ALERT it threatens your attendance.
Yet the promises of ‘jello, red angry jello’ make us consider it–even if we’re the only ones to show up. Please follow the bouncing Santa into Koo Koo Kang Roo’s “Please Come to My Christmas Party” to see for yourself. It’s synthed retro pop, so dress accordingly (elf suit!).