Last month (Nov 2017), Dru Hill ended their seven-year hiatus from releasing new music by dropping their first-ever holiday album, ‘Christmas In Baltimore.’
To continue the seasonal celebration, the legendary group unwraps a music video for the original song, “Favorite Time of Year.” In the clip,Sisqó, Nokio, Jazz, and Tao sets up shop on a block with decorated houses as they delivery the heart-warming lyrics.
“Favorite Time Of Year” by Dru Hill is a soulful holiday track that captures the warmth and joy of the festive season. The song begins with a gentle instrumental, where soft piano chords and smooth R&B elements create an inviting atmosphere. The mellow rhythm and delicate percussion establish a cozy feeling, evoking images of twinkling lights and snow-covered streets.
Dru Hill’s signature harmonies are at the forefront, blending seamlessly to create a rich and emotive sound. The vocal delivery is warm and heartfelt, with the group’s soulful tones conveying a sense of nostalgia and togetherness. The lyrics focus on the joy of being with loved ones during the holiday season, celebrating the traditions and special moments that make this time of year so memorable.
The chorus is catchy and uplifting, with a melody that is easy to sing along to. The harmonies add depth and texture, enhancing the festive spirit of the song. The production is polished and smooth, allowing the soulful vocals to shine while maintaining a relaxed holiday vibe.
“Favorite Time Of Year” is a track that embodies the spirit of the holiday season, filled with warmth, love, and a sense of community. Its soulful sound and harmonious vocals make it a perfect addition to any holiday playlist. Whether played at a festive gathering or while relaxing by the fire, the song evokes the comfort and joy that comes from spending time with family and friends during the holidays.
‘Christmas in Baltimore’ is a 9-song collection that features renditions of “This Christmas,” “No Holiday,” “T’is the Season,” “Underneath the Mistletoe,” and the moving closer, “Silent Night.”
“We’ve always wanted to do a Christmas album, and we knew our fans have been waiting,” says the group. “This year, it just all came together and we decided to invite everybody in for that authentic Baltimore holiday experience…you won’t find another Christmas album like this, we guarantee it.”
This is the quartet’s first project since 2010’s InDRUpendence Day. Prior to that, the group also released Dru Hill in 1996, Enter the Dru in 1998, and Dru World Order in 2002.
The group has gone through ups and downs on their journey to Christmas in Baltimore. Last year, they reunited at the 2016 Soul Train Awards and dropped their “Change” buzz single inspired by the unrest in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray.
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