From the timeless elegance of traditional favorites like “Winter Wonderland” and “My Favorite Things” to the nostalgic spark of originals like “Sentimental” and “Snow Globe,” Reeves’ holiday offering is sure to be the soundtrack for many Christmas parties this year and in years to come. “More The Merrier is quite possibly my favorite project of my career thus far. It is a timeless collection of Christmas songs, both old and new, that I hope you enjoy listening to as much as we enjoyed making it. I tapped into a side of my artistry that I’ve never known before, yet it felt natural and effortless,” Reeves shares of the album produced and arranged by Ben Schofield and Mark Campbell. “The energy in the studio was electric as we brought jazz musicians in to bring these songs to life. I hope you feel the magic, the joy, and a touch of nostalgia and warmth this holiday season as you fill your home with these Christmas carols.”

Reeves previously teased More The Merrier, dropping two songs in advance of today’s release: a Big Band rendition of “Go Tell It On The Mountain,” followed by a duet-style version of “Winter Wonderland” with soulful singer and “American Idol” finalist Clark Beckham.

Reeves’ fresh holiday collection combines the unmistakable vintage charm of Bing Crosby and Nat King Cole with the warmth and nostalgia of the Vince Guaraldi Trio, allowing the revered songstress to experiment in the studio where she tracked her vocals alongside live horns and lush strings on four originals and four holiday favorites.

Stream or purchase More The Merrier HERE. For more information, visit www.sarahreevesmusic.com.

More The Merrier OfficialTracklisting:

1. “More The Merrier” (Sarah Reeves, Ben Schofield, Audra Mae)
2. “Holly Jolly Christmas” (Johnny Marks)
3. “Winter Wonderland (feat. Clark Beckham)” (Felix Bernard, Dick Smith)
4. “Sentimental” (Sarah Reeves, Molly Reed, Paul Duncan, Ben Schofield)
5. “My Favorite Things” (Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II)
6. “Go Tell It On The Mountain” (arrangers: Sarah Reeves, Ben Schofield, Mark Campbell)
7. “Snow Globe” (Sarah Reeves, Stephen Schmuldt, Annelisa Franklin)
8. “Greatest Gift” (Sarah Reeves, Ben Schofield, Mark Campbell)

About Sarah Reeves:

Pop artist and songwriter Sarah Reeves signed her first record deal at age 18. For more than a decade, in addition to pursuing her own artistry, she has dedicated a vast portion of her career to writing songs for other artists and TV and film. Her music has appeared in Disney+ and National Geographic’s six-part original series “Welcome To Earth,” starring Will Smith; Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon international trailer; promos for “American Idol” and UFC; and on television series across major networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and Netflix, among others. Reeves has also been featured on tracks by high-profile DJs, including Gattüso, Laidback Luke, Justice Skolnik, R3HAB, and Armin Van Buuren. Having amassed more than 53.3 million career on-demand streams, the Curb | Word Entertainment artist has garnered 24.6 million Pandora lifetime streams and over 37.5 million YouTube views to date. Sarah’s latest album release, Life Love & Madness, which debuted Top 5 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter album chart, is available now.

About Curb | Word Entertainment:

In 2016, Curb Records acquired Word Entertainment, combining two of the music industry’s most respected brands, and more than a century of collective experience. Today, Curb and Word are two of the world’s leading independent music companies. Owned and operated by Mike Curb, the Curb | Word family includes the labels Curb, Word, Squint, Fervent, Sidewalk, MCC and IVAV, as well as Curb Publishing, Word Publishing, 25 Live, Curb Films, Word Films, Word Entertainment, and Curb Sports, representing top artists and entertainers in Country, Christian, Pop, Rock, and Hip-Hop. For more information, visit www.curb.com.

For more info on Sarah Reeves, visit the JFH Artists Database.

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