Band of Merrymakers
Band of Merrymakers is a holiday music supergroup created by hit songwriters Sam Hollander and Kevin Griffin in 2014. The group was established with the philanthropic goal of raising awareness and donations for non-profit organizations and charities. The group's debut album, Welcome to Our Christmas Party, was released on October 23, 2015, through Sony Masterworks.
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Background information | |
Genres | Children's music, Christmas music |
Years active | 2014–present |
Labels | The End, Sony Masterworks |
Website | bandofmerrymakers |
Conception
Songwriters Sam Hollander and Kevin Griffin were discussing holiday music during a songwriting session in 2014. They noticed a lack of philanthropy and originality in holiday songs and decided to create new songs that capture the spirit of family holidays, like the records of Band Aid and Lifebeat's A Very Special Christmas series.
Release and Promotion
Release
On October 23, 2015, Sony Masterworks released the debut album of Band of Merrymakers, titled "Welcome to Our Christmas Party." The album includes guest appearances from various artists, such as Christina Perri, Mark McGrath, and Natasha Bedingfield.[1]
Promotion
Band of Merrymakers has made several appearances on TV shows such as Jimmy Kimmel Live, The TODAY Show, and Extra to promote their album.
Charts
"Welcome to Our Christmas Party" peaked at number 9 on the iTunes Holiday Charts.
Reviews
- According to Entertainment Weekly, the album is catchy and anthemic. It captures the childlike joy of the holiday season.
- PopSugar describes the album's lead single, "Snow Snow Snow," as irresistibly catchy and fun, perfect to get listeners into the holiday spirit.
- Perez Hilton praises the debut album of Band of Merrymakers as one of their favorites of the holiday season and highlights the lead single "Snow Snow Snow."
References
- "Band of Merrymakers".
- "Quick Hits: Imagine Dragons, Taylor Swift, Rock In Rio USA, Band of Merrymakers, Prince, Beady Eye". FMQB. October 27, 2014. Retrieved December 21, 2015.
- "Band of MerryMakers". The Hollywood Christmas Parade. Retrieved February 4, 2023.