Xmas Party Album

Xmas Party Album, stylized as Xmas Vengaboys Party Album, is the second remix album of Dutch Dance group Vengaboys. It is also their first holiday album and was released in November 24, 2014. The album contains seven Christmas remixes of classic Vengaboys songs and a previously unreleased new song "Where Did My Xmas Tree Go", a catchy reggae fusion inspired song, which serves as the album's first and only single.

Xmas Party Album
Remix album by
Vengaboys
ReleasedNovember 24, 2014
GenreDance, Pop, Reggae fusion
LabelBreakin' Records
ProducerVengaboys
Vengaboys chronology
The Best of Vengaboys
(2011)		 Xmas Party Album
(2014)		 Unplugged #1's
(2019)
Singles from Xmas Party Album
  1. "Where Did My Xmas Tree Go"
    Released: November 24, 2014

Content

The Xmas Party Album contains seven Christmas remixes of classic Vengaboys songs and the previously unreleased new song "Where Did My Xmas Tree Go", a catchy reggae fusion inspired song, which serves as the albums' first and only single. The album starts with the new song and continues with the remixes, all of which usually transfers summer feelings of warm weather and exotic party islands spiced up with Christmas sound effects. "Where Did My Xmas Tree Go" received a colorful music video and was released and introduced in November 24, 2014 on the groups' official YouTube channel.

Track listing

Xmas Party Album
  1. "Where Did My Xmas Tree Go" (Previously Unreleased) - 3:16
  2. "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom (Snowtek Mix)" - 3:23
  3. "We Like to Party (The Vengabus) (DJ Hardbell Mix)" - 3:44
  4. "Kiss (When the Sun Don't Shine) (Treësto vs. Tr3hab Remix)" - 3:32
  5. "Shalala Lala (Merry Corsten Xmix)" - 3:38
  6. "We're Going to Ibiza (Armin Van Blizzard Mix)" - 3:38
  7. "Up & Down (DJ Carol Cox Xmix)" - 4:01
  8. "Uncle John From Jamaica (December Vegas & Light Mike Mix)" - 3:09
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