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Mallary Hope’s Brand-New Single “Christmas Is All About You” Serves as Reminder of What’s Important This Holiday Season, Available Now
Nashville, Tenn. (Nov. 9, 2018) – Singer/songwriter Mallary Hope released her brand-new single, “Christmas Is All About You,” available now. Joining Hope’s previously-released Christmas songs, “Just A Baby (Mary’s Song)” and “Mary, Did You Know?” the expectant mother of two understands first-hand the busyness of the Christmas season. In her new heart-felt track, Hope invites listeners to press pause, and instead experience the deeper meaning of why we celebrate.
“I love Christmas, and it feels especially exciting for our family this year as we get ready to grow, waiting on the arrival of our third little one,” shared Hope. “But with so much going on, it can be easy to lose sight of why we celebrate. This song is a reminder to me as much as it is to my fans that Jesus is the reason – Christmas is all about Him.”
To listen to “Christmas Is All About You,” click here.
About Mallary Hope:
Singer/songwriter Mallary Hope is a Georgia native who began her career writing songs for some of the biggest names in country music including Faith Hill, Lauren Alaina, Danny Gokey and Jana Kramer. It was during her first pregnancy that Mallary had a catalytic moment and felt a calling to use her gifts and her own voice to tell others about God’s love. Since then, she has sung her songs for thousands, sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in Christian Music on the Winter Jam Tour this past year.
Joining her previously-released Christmas songs, “Just A Baby (Mary’s Song)” and “Mary, Did You Know?” Hope’s brand-new single, “Christmas Is All About You” is available now.
Get Connected to Mallary Hope:
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Instagram: @mallary_hope
Twitter: @mallaryhope
Website: https://www.mallaryhopemusic.com/, http://oktobe.me
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