What a New Age! What a Christmas! If you are searching for an album as sweet as honey, capable of being your sugar for the silent night dropping, this could be a decent yet matey choice.

Starting with Keiki’s Dream, we are taken with by the harmonica sounds into the woods of somewhere near Hokkaido, where most of the romantic winter stories in Japan would use as a backdrop. We are then through the bagpipe rhythm over the snowy Scottish land, where I Saw Three Ships, drifting there to a place warm and homestead. Followed by I Saw Three Ships comes a very Muji style string music with a hint of Bach, La Nit De Nadal El Noi De La M. The album picks up classics such as It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, which perfectly suits the atmosphere of the music flow, also accompanied by a solitude guitar murmuring. You would also find peaceful pieces such as Christmas Wish and Year’s End, that are all pretty seasonal to listen. All are with Windham Hill, a recording not so well known but touches our hearts in a nifty detail.