Michael P Flyer’s Christmas music has a real purpose to remind people that light is still possible, even when things seem dark. “Christmas Waltz,” his newest song, is a fun and loving winter dance that brings back memories and genuine warmth and humor.

Flyer offers a charming mix of fun misadventures, quiet candlelit moments, and little things that make couples who still believe in holiday magic feel good. The song is a waltz, but it’s also a story that makes you think of the little, funny, and beautiful things that make holiday memories special.

His music is a way to get back to the simple things in life, like laughing at broken ornaments, making snow angels that don’t last, and kissing under lights that don’t shine perfectly. He says that Christmas is a way to find happiness again, and “Christmas Waltz” is a song that makes you feel good without trying.

Michael says that even in the hardest years, the season still brings warmth, with hope by the fire, music echoing under the snow, and love that comes back every year like a card that never goes away. Michael P Flyer’s latest release continues to bring comfort and connection, and it shows that the true meaning of the holiday spirit shines most brightly in the imperfect, relatable, and human experiences.

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Amerakin Overdose has always pushed the limits of what is normal, and their new holiday song “Feliz Navidad” proves that Christmas can be loud and theatrical. The group, from Portland and known for its industrial/nu-metal bravado and unique masked performance art, turns a holiday classic beloved by many into a thrilling, chaotic, and utterly original version.

Produced by Jonny Santos, with co-production by Nikolas Roy Quemtri, it’s a new version that covers the original. Fans have been begging for a Christmas single for years, so this band chose the one carol that everyone knows.  “Feliz Navidad” becomes a performance art piece and a seasonal satire, all wrapped up in a distorted gift box. The band knows that holiday music, like heavy music, is meant to be felt.

This version takes the season back for the outcasts, the loud, and the free-spirited artists. Amerakin Overdose shows that the holiday spirit doesn’t have to be friendly, polite, or full of red velvet bows. Sometimes it bellows, sometimes it walks across the stage, and sometimes it adds metallic industrial glitter to Christmas. This is holiday cheer that has been turned up, broken down, and performed without shame.

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