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A Festive Collaboration to Remember: Steve Norman & Carol Decker’s “White Christmas”

In a holiday season already filled with festive cheer, “White Christmas” gets a vibrant update courtesy of Steve Norman from Spandau Ballet and Carol Decker from T’Pau. The two 80s icons have joined forces for a unique and joyous interpretation of the classic track, blending nostalgia with a modern touch. Out now on all streaming platforms, their duet offers a fresh take that will resonate with fans of both the holiday season and 80s music.
What makes this version of “White Christmas” stand out is its unmistakable 80s flair. The track kicks off with shimmering synths and an irresistible groove that recalls the heyday of pop music, creating an uplifting atmosphere perfect for the holidays. Steve, known for his iconic saxophone work in Spandau Ballet, adds his signature touch with a smooth solo that punctuates the track’s festive feel. His multi-instrumental talents, combined with Carol’s soaring, powerful voice, make for an unforgettable collaboration.
Both Steve and Carol bring their own magic to this reworking of the holiday classic. Steve, who has had a colorful career spanning from his time with Spandau Ballet to collaborations with the likes of Iggy Pop, said he wanted to bring something fun and creative to the table. Carol, too, shared her excitement about the project, “I’ve never recorded a Christmas song before, and with Steve, it was a perfect match,” she said. Their voices complement each other effortlessly, creating a duet that feels as timeless as the song itself.
The charm of this rendition lies in its ability to balance the classic, cozy feel of the original “White Christmas” with a punch of 80s energy. It’s a song that can bring nostalgia to those who grew up with the music of the era while introducing a whole new generation to the magic of the holidays through a more modern, retro lens.
Listen to ‘White Christmas’ on streaming platforms now and add some 80s-inspired magic to your holiday playlist.
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Aro Rose Releases Emotional New Single “Live Without You” — Now Available Worldwide

Genre-blending singer/songwriter Aro Rose has officially dropped her highly anticipated new single, “Live Without You,” and it’s now streaming everywhere music lives.
A hauntingly honest track about love, loss, and letting go, “Live Without You” showcases Aro’s signature dark pop aesthetic—think cinematic piano lines, ghostly synths, and lyrics that hit where it hurts. It’s raw. It’s vulnerable. It’s that 3AM track you cry to…and then play again.
“I wrote this one straight from my gut,” Aro says. “It’s about that moment when you realize you’ve outgrown someone you thought you couldn’t live without. There’s sadness in it—but also strength.”

Self-taught and self-made, Aro Rose first turned heads with her distinctive sound that sits somewhere between Lana Del Rey’s noir romanticism and Fiona Apple’s emotional honesty. Since stepping away from the major label system, she’s carved out a fiercely independent path—and “Live Without You” is her boldest, most personal release to date.
The single is produced by longtime collaborators Gabriel Maciocia and Robert Federici, who help bring Aro’s dark visions to life with lush, atmospheric production that lets her voice shine through the shadows.
“Live Without You” is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube, and all major streaming platforms.
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