The Jonas Brothers, "I Need You Christmas
The JoBros got sentimental on this soothing ballad, their fifth Christmas song released in the course of their career.
JoJo, December Baby
Released in late October, the first Christmas album from the "Leave (Get Out)" singer is a 12-track mix of standards and originals meant to feel "cozy, playful, soulful, nostalgic, hopeful," she explained on Instagram.
Ingrid Andress, "Christmas Always Finds Me"
The Best New Artist Grammy nominee released this melancholic holiday ballad in late October.
Various Artists, Happiest Season
Executive produced by pop impresario Justin Tranter, this soundtrack for Hulu's charming LGBTQ-centric holiday film features tracks from Bebe Rexha, Sia, Shea Diamond and Tegan and Sara, among others.
Gwen Stefani, "Here This Christmas"
The latest song added to the tracklist of Stefani's 2017 album You Make It Feel Like Christmas, this upbeat track was also used by the Hallmark Channel to promote their annual Countdown to Christmas programming block.
Florida Georgia Line, "Lit This Year"
The country duo celebrate the more adult aspect of the holiday season (aka getting drunk) in their first Christmas song ever.
Dolly Parton, A Holly Dolly Christmas
For her third Christmas album, the national treasure tapped famous friends like Miley Cyrus, Michael Bublé, Willie Nelson and Jimmy Fallon for guest appearances. The Tonight Show host joins her for a cover of Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You."
Carrie Underwood, My Gift
Released all the way back on Sept. 25, this first Christmas album from the country star finds her tackling Christian standards as well as a few of her own originals. She promoted the LP with an HBO Max special released on Dec. 3.