“A Miss Kristin Christmas” Re-Released For All New Christmas Music At BigFussMusic.com

PRLog (Press Release) - Nov. 7, 2012 - Miss Kristin Christmas music grows in popularity each year. She has a large catalog that covers much ground. “A Miss Kristin Christmas” was released originally in 2007. The songs were created by Kristin with the timeless melancholy that has been enjoyed throughout the world every year at Christmas. This year Kristin has taken to the studio and re-produced the eclectic set.

Music Directors at community and public radio stations around the world find the music a perfect fit for listeners who enjoy the real life experience of happy/sad at Christmas. With songs featuring Santa Claus and ideas of Christmas trees and angels, Kristin felt the re-mix was needed to re-produce the material with a new fuller sound. Miss Kristin (http://misskristin.com/) has gained extensive musical experience and has evolved since 2007. She desired to update the tracks for fans and listeners.

The new Miss Kristin Christmas music will be available November 17 through the holiday, in the Big Fuss Music Store (http://bigfussmusic.com/) for a $5.00 donation. (This season only)  Folk rock music artists, such as prolific Miss Kristin, also produce music video (http://youtube.com/bigfussrecords) to go with music tracks and songs that spread virally across channels on YouTube and Facebook. “A Miss Kristin Christmas” features the videos “Santa On His Way” and “The Time Of Our Lives”.

About Miss Kristin:

Kristin’s catalog is comprised of nearly 2000 songs that are the expressions of a poet and a sage on purpose.  She is readying for release her next collection, “Winning” for her own Big Fuss Records due in stores January 2013. “Winning” is an exciting and energetic installment to an already affluent selection of released recordings.

Learn more about Miss Kristin by visiting http://misskristin.com
Pick up the music at http://bigfussmusic.com  
Watch the Christmas videos at http://youtube.com/bigfussrecords

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