This evening at 5 p.m., The Softer Side with Carl Rossi offers listeners a holiday concert designed to wrap the season in comfort, nostalgia, and a few unexpected musical surprises. The program brings together a blend of familiar voices and lesser‑heard interpretations, each adding a unique touch to classic Christmas favorites.

The lineup includes bright, contemporary harmonies from Wilson Phillips on I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday and the unmistakable power of Whitney Houston delivering Do You Hear What I Hear?. Listeners will also hear the atmospheric sound of The Moody Blues on The Quiet of Christmas Morning and a stirring performance of O Holy Night from Miracles.

Stevie Wonder lends his soulful presence to Ave Maria, while She & Him offer a gentle, modern take on I’ll Be Home for Christmas. Sharon Jones and the Dap‑Kings bring their signature energy to Funky Little Drummer Boy, and Otis Redding’s rendition of White Christmas adds a timeless, heartfelt touch.

The concert continues with Perry Como’s classic warmth on (There’s No Place Like) Home for the Holidays and the serene beauty of Sarah McLachlan’s Song for a Winter’s Night.

Together, these performances create a holiday soundscape that blends tradition with discovery—perfect for an evening of reflection, celebration, or simply enjoying the glow of the season.

Tune in at 5 p.m. for a holiday concert that brings together the familiar, the unexpected, and the unmistakably heartfelt on The Softer Side with Carl Rossi.