Despite the lush green West Coast landscape, the three-time Grammy Award winner, 56, conjured up a winter wonderland as she sang, Where the treetops glisten and children listen / To hear sleigh bells in the snow.
As the story goes, songwriter Irving Berlin may well have truly been yearning for a “White Christmas” when he penned the lyrics for the 1942 film Holiday Inn. Varying accounts place the song’s conception in either California or Arizona, but one thing seems certain: When Berlin handed “White Christmas” to his secretary on Jan. 8, 1940, he declared it “the best song anybody ever wrote.”
Recently Gwen Stefani Has Shared New Christmas Music Video ‘Shake The Snow Globe’The song is featured in the new Amazon movie ‘Oh. What. Fun.’ and on the deluxe edition of her album ‘You Make It Feel Like Christmas.’
The video drop coincides with the release of the Amazon holiday movie Oh. What. Fun., which features “Shake The Snow Globe” on its soundtrack. The track is also available on a new version of Stefani’s holiday album, You Make It Feel Like Christmas (Deluxe Edition – 2025).
“Shake The Snow Globe,” is an original holiday song written, co-produced, and performed by Gwen. On a recent appearance on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show, she shared that making a song for a film was a new experience. “They asked me to actually write this song for the film, and I had never been asked to, like, write for that scene, watch the movie,” she said. “I was very flattered. I was like, ‘Maybe I could score a movie.’”
