Had enough of all the drabby church hymns during the holidays? Need to say “bye-bye” to Bublé? ORANGE has got you covered with 10 of the most underappreciated Christmas songs to jam to this holiday season.

Story by Henry Youtt

1. “I Do Not Care For the Winter Sun” by Beach House

Curled up in bed or crouched by the fireplace, let this indie-pop duo’s staple dreamy melodies be the soundtrack to your holiday plans this Christmas.

2. “Father Christmas” by The Kinks

Christmas rocks, and The Kinks make that very clear with merrily-shouted vocals and sweet guitar riffs on this obscurely festive track.

3. “8 Days of Christmas” by Destiny’s Child

Beyoncé is the reason for the season, and anyone who tells you different obviously hasn’t heard Destiny’s Child’s reboot of this classic holiday hymn.

4. “A Christmas Duel” by The Hives and Cyndi Lauper

Although this may not be the best song to play around family or even on the big day, the pseudo-merriment of this aggressively lighthearted track will surely help you survive the interpersonal conflicts that arise as the season approaches.

5. “I Want To Come Home For Christmas” by Marvin Gaye

Between glittering anthems of holiday merriment, Gaye’s song brings a more reflective and brooding, but still hopeful, tone to the season.

6. “Christmas in Hollis” by RUN-DMC

Christmastime hip-hop is the genre you didn’t know you desperately needed. Don’t miss the lyrical genius of “My name’s DMC with the mic in my hand / And I’m chillin’ and coolin’ just like a snowman.”

7. “Christmas Tree” by Lady Gaga feat. Space Cowboy

Though the pop titan has made her very own holiday album, this unreleased track still reigns supreme— it’s bound to be a very Gaga Christmas.

8. “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” by Bruce Springsteen

With all the celebrity reboots of Christmas classics, it has become difficult to stand out among the innumerable spirited tunes. Still, Springsteen’s cover of “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” is certainly a diamond in the rough.

9. “Oh Santa!” by Mariah Carey

Nothing can top “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” but this follow-up holiday bop brings even more reason to be merry.

10. “This Christmas” by Boyz II Men

With classic 90s R&B boy band Boyz II Men on your playlist, waiting patiently for a Christmas miracle has never been so groovy.