The holiday season is officially in full swing, and the country community is already in high spirits.

A handful of musicians out of music city have jumped in the studio to record their favorite Christmas classic or reflected on core memories to cultivate a holiday tune of their very own.

Thomas Rhett was one of the first to release a festive collection this year, “Merry Christmas, Y’all.” His first-ever Christmas project displays his deep love for the holidays intertwined with his signature country flair. Sing-along Covers such as “Winter Wonderland,” “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,” and more make up the stream-worthy playlist.

“I love everything about Christmas - there’s nothing like the holiday season,” said Thomas Rhett. “I wanted to record some of the Christmas songs that my family and I enjoy every year. I hope this music gets everyone in the holiday spirit!”

Meanwhile, hitmakers like Lee Brice, Dolly Parton, Brett Eldredge, Dan + Shay, and Runaway June released originals that are destined to make listeners feel like an eager kid on Christmas morning.

CMT has carefully cultivated a holiday roundup that will elevate the magical month of December.

Dolly Parton And Jimmy Fallon – “Almost Too Early For Christmas”

Thomas Rhett – “It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas”

Blake Shelton – “Holly Jolly Christmas”

Dan + Shay – “Holiday Party”

Runaway June – “Cowboy For Christmas”

Brett Eldredge – “Mr. Christmas”

Lee Brice – “Santa Clause Was My Uber Driver”

Hailey Whitters – “New Baby for Christmas”

Elvie Shane – “Blue Christmas”

Caylee Hammack – “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)

Jon Langston – “I Only Want You For Christmas”

Amy Grant – “Emmanuel, God With Us”

Erin Kinsey – “O Holy Night”

Anne Wilson And Josh Turner – “The Manger”

Rachel Wammack – “There’s a New Kid In Town”

Old Crow Medicine Show – “Trim This Tree”

Dolly Parton – “Wrapped Up In You”

Callista Clark – “Please Come Home For Christmas”

O.N.E The Duo – “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town”

Vince Gill – “Breath Of Heaven (Mary’s Song)”