SoCal-Friendly Artists Deck the Halls on ‘Oh. What. Fun.’ Soundtrack

The holiday season in Southern California often means sunshine and surf, but that doesn’t mean we’re immune to the festive spirit. This year, a star-studded lineup of indie music’s finest is bringing a fresh, sophisticated soundtrack to our celebrations with the release of the ‘Oh. What. Fun.’ film soundtrack.

Forget the same old carols; this collection features an impressive roster of artists, many with deep ties to the vibrant music scene that resonates with SoCal audiences. Imagine your favorite artists reimagining classic Christmas tunes, offering a cool, contemporary twist perfect for a beach bonfire or a cozy evening in Laurel Canyon.

Among the standout names gracing the album are the critically acclaimed Fleet Foxes, the ever-enigmatic St. Vincent, and the ethereal Weyes Blood, all lending their unique artistry to the holiday canon. Fans are particularly buzzing about Sharon Van Etten’s poignant rendition of The Pretenders’ “2000 Miles,” a track that promises to add a touch of melancholic beauty to the festive mix. This isn’t just a collection of covers; it’s a curated experience, transforming familiar melodies into something new and captivating, ensuring your holiday playlist stands out.

The ‘Oh. What. Fun.’ soundtrack is poised to become the essential backdrop for your holiday gatherings, offering a refreshing alternative to traditional seasonal fare. It’s a testament to the enduring power of these songs when filtered through the lens of modern musical talent, proving that holiday cheer can indeed be cool and cutting-edge. SoCal nomads, get ready to update your festive playlists; this one’s a keeper.

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