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Alanis Morissette Releases First Holiday Album Good Weather for Immaculate Conception: Stream

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Travis Bland

    Alanis Morissette has released her first holiday album, Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, a 14-song collection of Christmas classics and two original songs. Stream the album below; it can also purchased here.

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    On Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, Morissette gives her takes on standards like “O Holy Night,” “Ave Maria,” and “Silent Night.” She also has more modern yuletide tracks such as “Last Christmas” and “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” in addition to her new songs “Christmas on the Dance Floor” and “To an Empath at Christmas Time.” Guests artists include Joy Oladokun, Amythyst Kiah, Martin Short, and Trans Voices, a UK trans choir.

    Morissette released her rendition of “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem,” accompanied by Brandi Carlile on vocals and Steve Martin on banjo, as a preview of the Christmas album in early October.

    In other news, Morissette kicked off a limited run of her “Butterfly with a Machete” concert residency at the YouTube Theater on Thursday night.

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