Tune In Tuesday is a weekly feature in which bloggers get to showcase another one of their loves, music! This feature was originally created by Ginger over at GReads! but you can now find it here at Kate’s Tales of Books and Bands. If you would like to participate in this weekly feature, make a blog post showcasing a song (or a few!) and link up at the bottom of this post by clicking the cute blue guy! While you’re here make sure to check out all the other awesome blogs that have decided to participate!

Hi there everyone! Let me be the first to wish you an early but still genuine, MERRY CHRISTMAS. Today is Christmas Eve which means my family will be celebrating with food, gifts, and spending time with each other. Considering we were hit with a terrible ice storm and are currently without power (it’s not expected to be back on until Saturday. YIKES!) this is sure to be the most interesting Christmas we’ve had in a while. Regardless though, I cannot wait!

To celebrate, I’m posting a few holiday tunes with you all today. These aren’t traditional Christmas songs by any means but I love them all anyways. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and I will see you in 2014!

Santa Stole My Lady by Fitz and the Tantrums

I have been a big fan of these guys for a long time. I love that they put their signature sound on a Christmas song!

Baby, It’s Cold Outside by Haley Reinhart and Casey Abrams

My boss calls this song “the creepiest date-rape song” she’s ever heard. I respectfully disagree. It’s still one of my favorites!

Christmas Moon by Brooke Waggoner

Brooke’s voice is insanely gorgeous. I love this song so very much.

Christmas Without You by OneRepublic

I have Ginger to thank for this song! She posted a holiday playlist on her blog (here) and this is the song I instantly fell in love with!

Winter Song by Sara Bareilles & Ingrid Michaelson

This song is one of my favorite not only Christmas songs, but song in general. It is so sweet and catchy! Also, is it not the most adorable video you’ve ever seen!?!?

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