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Composer Joff Bush Unveils Christmas Playlist for ‘Verandah Santa’ EP Release

This holiday season, composer Joff Bush has released the “Verandah Santa” EP, a festive addition to the beloved Australian children’s series, Bluey. The EP marks Bush’s first original Christmas offering for the show and features a unique blend of holiday cheer and familiar themes.

Details of the ‘Verandah Santa’ EP

The “Verandah Santa” EP includes four tracks, showcasing both traditional holiday elements and playful nods to Australian culture. The release features:

  • Let’s Play Verandah Santa – A lively representation of an Australian Christmas, drawing from original episode scores.
  • Verandah Santa – A creative twist on Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker.
  • I Don’t Have a Chimney – A collaboration with Emma Dean, reflecting the fun perspective of young children.

Bush expressed his enthusiasm for the project, mentioning, “We had heaps of fun adding to the original extended theme and infusing it with holiday flair.” The EP promises to evoke the joy of Christmas as listeners imagine themselves alongside Bluey and her family.

Joff Bush’s Christmas Playlist

In addition to the EP, Joff Bush has curated a Christmas playlist that highlights his festive favorites. This playlist combines traditional carols with quirky tracks and beloved classics. Some notable songs featured include:

  • How to Make Gravy – Paul Kelly: An Australian favorite that is impossible not to sing along with.
  • Must Be Santa – Bob Dylan: A fun tune reminiscent of lively Christmas parties in Brisbane.
  • I Don’t Have a Chimney – A reflection of the creative process shared with Emma Dean.
  • Feliz Navidad – Jose Feliciano: A catchy classic that brings a smile to everyone’s face.
  • The Muppet Christmas Carol Original Soundtrack – Various Artists: Celebrated for its beautiful melodies.
  • Carol of the Bells – John Williams: A fun twist where lyrics are replaced for a playful sing-along.
  • I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus – Jimmy Boyd: A charming song from the 1950s sung by children.

Overall, Bush’s contributions this Christmas season add warmth and creativity to the holiday spirit, aligning perfectly with the fun and family-friendly essence of Bluey. Listeners can expect a delightful mixture of tunes that encapsulate the joy of this festive time.

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