Bridges will follow the release with “A Merry Black Christmas” on Nov. 14
Jones and Bridges Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Perelman Performing Arts Center; Norah Jones and Leon Bridges
Norah Jones and Leon Bridges collaborated for a vacation single, “This Christmas I’m Coming Home.” The tune was composed by Jones and Leon Michels, and produced by Michels, and nods to Bridges’ 2015 track “Coming Home.”
The joyful tune sees Jones and Bridges trading verses about returning home for the vacations. “I wan na leave the world behind in the meantime/ And forget the difficulty on my mind,” the set sings. “I can sit by the fire and lose myself for a while/ And remember what was so tough to discover.”
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The track is the very first of 2 vacation songs from Bridges. The artist will launch “A Merry Black Christmas”on Nov. 14. His newest album,Leonshown up in 2024. Previously this year, Jones collaborated Charley Crocket for with the Crooner & the Cowboy Tour, which covered in September.
Jones has actually shared many Christmas tunes throughout the years. In 2021, she dropped her very first vacation album,I Dream of Christmasa collection of both classics and originals. The LP was produced by Michels, who likewise dealt with this brand-new cooperation.
“I’ve constantly enjoyed Christmas music however never ever had the disposition to make a vacation album previously,” Jones stated at the time. “Last year I discovered myself listening to James Brown’s Funky Christmasand Elvis’sChristmas Albumon Sundays throughout lockdown for a sense of convenience. In January 2021, I began considering making a Christmas album of my own. It provided me something enjoyable to deal with and eagerly anticipate.”
From Wanderer United States.