Mariah Carey feat. Ariana Grande and Jennifer Hudson, "Oh Santa!"
These three pop powerhouses joined forces for a new version of Mariah's 2010 hit, released as the first single off the soundtrack to the elusive chanteuse's excusive Apple TV+ program, Mariah Carey's Magical Christmas.
Isabela Merced, "Caliente Navidad"
The Dora and the Lost City of Gold actress and budding bilingual pop star released her first Christmas song, inspired by a warm family holiday in Peru, in November.
Shaggy, Christmas in the Islands
With guests including Ne-Yo and Joss Stone, the "It Wasn't Me" singer takes listeners to his native Jamaica for the holiday on this 15-track reggae-influenced album released in late November.
Sam Smith, The Lighthouse Keeper
The "Diamonds" singer teamed with British artist Labrinth for this stirring, melancholic ballad released in November.
Sabrina Claudio, Christmas Blues
On this R&B-tinged mix of originals and classics, released in late November, Claudio landed high-profile features from Alicia Keys and The Weeknd.
Pentatonix, We Need a Little Christmas
Sometimes you need to hear your favorite holiday classics rendered in gorgeous five-part acapella harmony. Look no further than the latest release from Pentatonix, their fourth Christmas album overall, to scratch your itch.
Matoma and Michael Bolton, It's Christmas Time
The Norwegian producer leaves his EDM sound behind as he teams up with the iconic pop rock balladeer on this traditionally produced original.
Lil Nas X, Holiday
For his first new single of 2020, the "Old Town Road" star does his best Ol' Saint Nick.
JoJo Siwa, JoJo's Rockin' Christmas
The Gen Z superstar brings her seemingly limitless supply of energy to the holidays on this four-track EP that your nieces and nephews will absolutely love.
Kelly Clarkson, "Under the Mistletoe" and "All I Want for Christmas Is You"
Seven years after the release of her Christmas album Wrapped in Red, Clarkson gifted fans two new holiday tracks to add to their yuletide playlists. And, no, one of them isn't a cover of Mariah Carey's 1994 classic. It's actually a new rendition of a 1989 country song by novelty group Vince Vance & the Valiants.
Various Artists, Jingle Jangle
The 11-song soundtrack for this new Netflix musical was written by John Legend and Bruno Mars songwriter Philip Lawrence.
Carly Rae Jepsen, "It's Not Christmas Till Somebody Cries"
Jepsen brings her synthpop magic to the holiday season on this original track, released in late October.
Ava Max, "Christmas Without You"
Less than a month after releasing her debut album, the "Kings & Queens" singer debuted her first Christmas track in mid-October.
Tori Kelly, A Tori Kelly Christmas
Before she was revealed as the Seahorse on season four of The Masked Singer, Kelly released her first Christmas album, featuring production from Babyface and Scooter Braun, in October.
Meghan Trainor, A Very Trainor Christmas
Mom-to-be Trainor mixes the classics with some dance floor-ready bops for her first Christmas album, released in late October. Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane joins her for a duet of Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" because, well, why not?
Mandy Moore, "How Could This Be Christmas?"
The This Is Us star and former pop princess teamed with husband Taylor Goldsmith for her first original holiday song.
Maddie & Tae, We Need Christmas
Released in late October, this EP from the country duo features two original songs and four covers.
Liam Payne feat. Dixie D'Amelio, "Naughty List"
The former One Direction star teamed with the TikToker for this sultry original track that has no problem being on Santa's, well, you know.

