Enjoy the sounds of Winter through this music playlist!
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20-track playlist curated in full 80s spirit — synths, sparkle, and shoulder pads in the snow.
This playlist feels like neon lights glowing on snow, a Walkman in a wool coat pocket, and the unmistakable magic of an ’80s Christmas with just the right amount of sparkle.
1. “Christmas Wrapping” – The Waitresses
Quirky, clever, quintessential 80s holiday pop.
2. “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” – Band Aid
An iconic moment of 80s music and culture.
3. “Merry Christmas Everyone” – Shakin’ Stevens
Jolly, bright, and classic British Christmas energy.
4. “2000 Miles” – The Pretenders
Dreamy, heartfelt, shimmering winter melancholia.
5. “Do You Hear What I Hear?” – Whitney Houston
A powerful, glamorous, soulful 80s vocal moment.
6. “Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy” – David Bowie & Bing Crosby (1982 release)
Strange, iconic, cross-generational magic.
7. “Thanks for Christmas” – The Three Wise Men
Playful, clever, and delightfully underrated.
8. “A Spaceman Came Travelling” – Chris de Burgh
Cosmic, dramatic — wonderfully odd in the most 80s way.
9. “One More Sleep ’Til Christmas” – Kermit
Whimsical Muppet charm — pure heart.
10. “Little Drummer Boy” – Ringo Starr
Joyful, warm, and unmistakably 80s in sound.
11. “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” – Kim Wilde & Mel Smith
Cheeky, fun, perfect charity-single energy.
12. “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” – Pointer Sisters
Soulful, lively, and dance-ready.
13. “Sleigh Ride” – Air Supply
Soft-rock holiday sparkle.
14. “Mistletoe and Wine” – Cliff Richard
Sentimental, warm, nostalgically British — a wonderful emotional anchor.
15. “Frosty the Snowman” – Cocteau Twins
Dreamy, ethereal, magical — entirely 1980s.
16. “Santa Baby” – Madonna
Cheeky, glamorous, and iconic.
17. “Jingle Bells” – Dolly Parton
Bright, joyful, charming — perfect for Joanie’s playful spirit.
18. “The Little Drummer Boy” – Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (1981)
Rock-edged holiday fun.
19. “Please Come Home for Christmas” – Bon Jovi (1987)
Glam-rock heart wrapped in 80s production.
20. “Fairytale of New York” – The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl (1987)
Emotional, raw, iconic — the perfect finale.
“The 80s taught me two things: never be afraid of sparkle, and always make your Christmas playlist loud enough to dance in your slippers.”
Equal parts emotional and playful, Joanie leads with heart, often weaving personal reflections and cultural touchstones into her work. Her thoughtful takes and quirky flair make her a go-to collaborator for themed throwback content, playlist retrospectives, and moodboard pieces across the Go Cybernaut ecosystem
