Jazz, Joy, and Holiday Spirit with Heart and Swing

Judith Owen’s Judith Owen Swings Christmas is a joyful and confident album that shows her deep love for jazz and classic holiday songs. Each track feels carefully chosen and shaped to fit her voice and personality, while still respecting the originals. She doesn’t rush these songs. She lets them breathe.

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The album opens with “No Better Time,” which immediately sets a relaxed and swinging mood. Judith sounds comfortable and playful, easing the listener into the record with warmth and charm. “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” follows with a softer tone. Her delivery is gentle and emotional, giving the song a reflective feel without becoming heavy. On “Cool Yule,” the album picks up energy. The rhythm swings nicely, and Judith leans into the fun side of jazz. “Last Christmas” gets a fresh treatment here. Instead of pop drama, she brings subtle emotion and restraint, making the song feel more grown and thoughtful. “Silver Bells” is smooth and classic. It feels like walking through a city at night during the holidays. “Run Rudolph Run” adds grit and drive, showing Judith’s blues side and the band’s tight groove. “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve” slows things down again. Her voice sounds intimate, almost conversational, which suits the song perfectly. “Sleigh Ride” is lively and playful, full of swing and movement. “Merry Christmas Baby” leans into blues and soul, with Judith sounding confident and expressive. “Winter Wonderland” feels light and elegant, never rushed, never forced.

“The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)” is warm and sincere, delivered with care rather than drama. “Santa Baby” is cheeky and bold, full of personality. “Back Door Santa” brings swagger and attitude, showing her sense of humor. The album closes with “Santa Claus Got Stuck (In My Chimney),” a fun and playful ending that leaves the listener smiling.  this album feels alive, honest, and joyful. Judith Owen turns familiar songs into something personal, proving that Christmas music can still feel fresh and full of heart.

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