Hey everybody, before we start on this episode, I just want to let you know that we got a playlist that we put in the episode, show notes, description, that will be all the music that we're talking about in this episode.

This is all of our favorite Christmas songs and how we rank them and we thought it'd be a cool opportunity to do the Lunsford's new format of a podcast that's music drafts.

So, what this episode is and we go through our favorite Christmas songs because Christmas songs mean a lot to us and obviously music means a lot to us in that.

It feels like it connects people, it connects us and gives us something to do.

So anyway, we like to make Christmas music and we kind of always do that and are evolving a little bit of what I consider.

I guess as a new emerging genre, I think I'm calling it cruny emo jazz throwback music.

I think if you put those elements of what emo is and what jazz is and the way cruners sing Christmas songs of the past, those are all in our skill set.

So we enjoy making Christmas music, it's a little bit out of our normal genre.

But we've done an EP, there's Blue Christmas, there's the single that's out now.

So we put our Christmas music in that EP in a playlist along with this Christmas music from this episode.

And like I said, I think music is for connecting people, that's how we use it at least.

So it's for gathering together and doing stuff.

So why don't you take our music and this music and you know, playing a gathering, have some people over and let this playlist and our music be a little bit of the background to real stuff in your life.

So yeah, use the playlist of this episode's picks, which will be in the show notes in the description.

And along with Emory's latest cruny emo jazz throwback EP Blue Christmas.

Alright, y'all will enjoy this one.

But it's the most wonderful time of the year.

Everybody ding, dong, ding, dong.

With the kids, just go belly.

Okay, thank you.

It's the fucking Christmas song music draft. Let's go.

Alright, so really funny. I know the first line to every Christmas song and not the second line of any of them.

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