“Hallelujah” is a Christmas song now, though ... But the overwhelming success of the Pentatonix version, which maintained most of Cohen’s original lyrics, opened the floodgates for artists ...

Have you heard the Christmas version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” a recently released ... have “converted” his lyrics, turning the song into the Christian story of Jesus’ birth?

Something peculiar is happening in popular music this week ... He was a tenor who could reach falsetto pitch, and his version of Hallelujah gave his extraordinary voice full play.

By Alan Light Since the business of Christmas music is growing so fast ... Since 2016, however, the most popular version of “Hallelujah” on streaming services by far has been Pentatonix ...

2014): One of the great indignities of writing a song as memorable (and singable) as "Hallelujah" is that people use it to hang all kinds of stuff on. Like this Christmas carol version ("The ...

Since 2016, however, the most popular version of “Hallelujah ... a rant on Stereogum.com titled simply “‘Hallelujah’ Is Not a Christmas Song.” Though he described the group as ...

In a further twist, the original 1984 version, by the song's writer Leonard ... Alexandra Burke's cover of Hallelujah would dominate the race for this year's Christmas number one, but it's been ...

Looking for a soundtrack for your Christmas ... version of this classic tune. "Holy Forever" - Phil Wickham just keeps putting out great Christmas music - the latest collection being "Hallelujah!

The youngest song of the group, Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas is You,” was released 30 years ago, while at 67, Bobby Helms’ “Jingle Bell Rock” is old enough to collect ...

The post Pentatonix Announce 2024 “Hallelujah! It’s a Christmas Tour”: How to Get Tickets appeared first on Consequence. It wouldn’t be a holiday season without Pentatonix. The five-piece ...

people now consider them seasonally appropriate (“Holiday Road,” “Hallelujah,” “My Favorite Things”). All of them might be Christmas songs, depending on whom you ask, but they also ...