Forget the snow globes and wool sweaters, Eylsia is heating up the holidays with “Hot, Hot, Christmas,” a vibrant, sun-soaked twist on the traditional festive song. The Irish–Filipina singer-songwriter, entrepreneur, and record-breaking indie chart-topper proves once again that she knows how to blend fun, flair, and feel-good energy into an unforgettable listening experience.
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The track is for everyone who’s ever dreamed of swapping sleigh rides for surfboards. With lyrics like “There ain’t no snowman in San Diego / We use our cue for margaritas,” Eylsia playfully flips the cold-weather Christmas narrative on its head. It’s cheeky, catchy, and drenched in tropical warmth, think Santa trading his sleigh for a convertible and parking it somewhere along Miami Beach.
Recorded with the same precision and passion that have defined her recent string of hits, “Hot, Hot, Christmas” perfectly balances humor and heart. The production sparkles with island-inspired percussion, buoyant synths, and an infectious groove that makes it impossible to sit still. Her voice, restored through her company’s groundbreaking Worldipi.com audio restoration tech after COVID threatened her singing career, sounds stronger than ever, radiating both gratitude and confidence.
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Adding to the song’s charm is the animated YouTube video, crafted from fan-submitted ideas in a holiday contest. It’s a community-driven celebration that captures the joy and warmth of a global Christmas, proof that you don’t need snow to feel festive.
From her early days as a tennis prodigy and college president to her evolution as a fashion entrepreneur and acclaimed independent artist, Eylsia’s story is as inspiring as her music. “Hot, Hot, Christmas” is a statement that joy can thrive in any climate. So ditch the cocoa, grab a cocktail, and let this one soundtrack your poolside Christmas party.
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