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Alanis Morissette Collects Christmas Covers for New Holiday Record

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Alanis Morissette will release Good Weather for Immaculate Conception on November 6 through Virgin’s Epiphany imprint. The holiday album gathers Christmas covers she has recorded since 2020 along with additional renditions and two original tracks. Guests include Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, Martin Short, Amythyst Kiah, Joy Oladokun, and Trans Voices.

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Morissette’s holiday project compiles seasonal covers she has issued since 2020, adds further renditions, and includes two new compositions. It arrives November 6 through Virgin’s Epiphany label. The guest list spans Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, Martin Short, Amythyst Kiah, Joy Oladokun, and Trans Voices; Carlile and Martin appear on “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem.”

Her previous studio album was 2020’s Such Pretty Forks in the Road. This year she entered the Songwriters Hall of Fame and surprised Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields audience by duetting on “Ironic.” Carlile performed Morissette’s “Uninvited” at Newport Folk Festival, and the pair later sang it together at Red Rocks.

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The record could give longtime Morissette fans a seasonal entry point while drawing holiday-music listeners who know her mainly through 1990s hits. Its guest mix—folk artists, comedians, and Trans Voices—may widen its reach across generations and communities. Retailers and streaming services could gain another holiday title, and listeners seeking inclusive seasonal fare may find representation. Its impact will likely depend on how broadly the covers and originals resonate beyond her existing audience. Count: The1 record2 could3 give4 longtime5 Morissette6 fans7 a8 seasonal9 entry10 point11 while12 drawing13 holiday-music14 listeners15 who16 know17 her18 mainly19 through20 1990s21 hits.22 Its23 guest24 mix—folk25 artists,26 comedians,27 and28 Trans29 Voices—may30 widen31 its32 reach33 across34 generations35 and36 communities.37 Retailers38 and39 streaming40 services41 could42 gain43 another44 holiday45 title,46 and47 listeners48 seeking49 inclusive50 seasonal51 fare52 may53 find54 repr

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