Royalty Free holiday Music

BPM 160:  Dick Dale's Misirlou (Pulp Fiction) guitar style for Christmas. Drum, bass, guitar and tubular bell. Fun, quirky, playful.

BPM 90:  A Christmas classic with a current, stylish and uplifting feel. Easy listening, background music.

BPM 97:  A country approach to the Celtic classic (What Child is This) with hints of Christmas. Violin, Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar. Gentle, relaxed, easy listening.

BPM 138:  A fun uplifting and rocking version of the Christmas classic. Soft rock, easy background music.

BPM 145:  Who says you can't rock on Christmas day? Re-visit this timeless classic with booming drums and scorching guitars!

BPM 155:  Classic Christmas feel with a traditional arrangement of Carol of the bells but with Orchestral Strings, Glockenspiel, bells and Sleigh Bells. Bitter sweet, stylish elegant, festive.

A modern and emotive arrangement of the popular Christmas carol with a poignant piano and strings towards the end.

BPM 196:  Ukulele version of the Christmas classic Joy to the world. Ukulele, bells, bass, percussion.

BPM 220:  Acoustic guitar and ukulele version of the classic Deck the Hall. Ukulele, bells, bass, percussions, acoustic guitar

BPM 120:  Dreamy, tender version, close to a lullaby. Electronic and orchestral instruments for this underwater waltz.

BPM 100:  Fun and upbeat instrumental version of this Christmas classic.

BPM 164:  Medium swing version of Jingle Bells featuring Vibes, Piano and Sleigh Bells. Gentle and easy.

BPM 119:  A soft rock version of the song that commemorates the story of the birth of Jesus Christ found in the Gospel of Luke.

BPM 110:  A gentle Hip Hop version of the traditional Yuletide and New Years' carol.

BPM 198:  Fast, fun and energetic. Grungey chords and wailing guitar drive this upbeat, punk/rock version of the classic song, 'Auld Lang Syne'.

BPM 140:  Traditional, elegant, Symphonic version starting at 120bpm then moving into a 2nd more upbeat/Lively Jolly section at 140bpm with sleigh Bells. Warm, Happy, Upbeat, feel good.

BPM 145:  Whimsical, Orchestral Traditional version. Using full orchestra and sleigh bells. Feel good, upbeat, happy and warm

BPM 70:  A gentle but different approach to this popular classic Christmas song. Flowing arpeggios support an ethereal melody with soft pads and choir sat underneath. Quite ghostly, thought provoking and emotive.

BPM 190:  Electronic, up tempo breakbeat version of the Christmas classic. Synths, bells, drum machine, drum loops.

BPM 140:  Rocking Bells for Christmas. Upbeat Indie Rock version of Jingle Bells. Lots of guitars, high energy track.