The Christmas Collection by Marc Martel brings together 21 tracks across 01:16:05, moving between pop rock and traditional pop music in a sequence shaped for holiday listening. Released in 2019, the album opens with familiar seasonal titles such as "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas" and "Silver Bells," then moves into "The Christmas Song" and "All I Want For Christmas Is You." The set immediately signals a balance of upbeat Christmas standards and more reflective material, making it useful for festive playlists and quiet December evenings alike.

Martel's track list reaches across well-known carols and modern holiday favorites, including "Christmastime Is Here," "O Come All Ye Faithful," "What Child Is This," and "Mary, Did You Know." That mix gives The Christmas Collection a broad seasonal range, from church-rooted repertoire to contemporary songs associated with winter celebrations. "Ave Maria," "The First Noel," and "In the Bleak Midwinter" add a more reverent tone, while "How Many Kings" and "How Many Kings (Reboot)" frame the album with a song that appears twice in different versions.

The middle of the album includes pieces that suit both full-volume gatherings and more intimate holiday listening. "Little Drummer Boy," "The Hallelujah Chorus From Handel's "messiah"" and "Noisy Day" broaden the program beyond the standard Christmas song sequence. "Silent Night," "O Little Town Of Bethlehem," and "O Come, Emmanuel" bring the focus back to classic winter hymns and carols, while "O Holy Night" stands among the most recognizable titles on the record. The flow suggests a carefully assembled seasonal set rather than a loose collection of singles.

Because the track list includes so many widely known titles, the album works well as an end-of-year listening choice when a long, steady holiday sequence is needed. The combination of pop rock and traditional pop music keeps the presentation varied without leaving the Christmas theme behind. Songs like "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" and "Silent Night" sit naturally beside brighter pieces such as "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas," giving the record a clear winter atmosphere that moves from celebration to reflection.

For listeners browsing Christmas and New Year music, The Christmas Collection offers a substantial 2019 program built around recognizable songs, carols, and hymns. Its 21-track lineup and 01:16:05 running time provide a full seasonal album experience, with enough familiarity for background listening and enough variety to keep the sequence moving. From "Silver Bells" to "How Many Kings (Reboot)," the album stays firmly rooted in holiday repertoire and presents Marc Martel in a format suited to festive playlists and cozy evenings at home.