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Sara Noelle Shares New Christmas Single 'Little Dove'

11-20-2024


(FFPR) Sara Noelle continues her annual tradition of sharing new Christmas music with one new original song, "Little Dove" and a version of a standard, "Silent Night."

""Little Dove" was inspired by a mourning dove that lived outside my window for a couple of months. I loved the routine of waking up every morning to check on her, noticing her patterns throughout the day and seeing her mate and hatchling born and eventually leave the nest. I love the sound of their call (what you hear in the song is actually her!) Feeling the kinship with animals is a grounding feeling - reminding us that we're all connected on this earth - their behaviors aren't that different from us humans. I liked the idea of writing a holiday song about her and viewing her as my "Christmas angel" like the song sings."

Noelle is a singer-songwriter who creates indie folk and ambient-inspired music on albums Do I Have to Feel Everything, Cover the Blue and Morning Moon.
"Little Dove" is Noelle's fifth annual holiday original song created with producer and frequent collaborator Dan Duszynski. Prior Christmas songs include "Winter's Glow," "I'll Sleep 'Til Christmas," "Like Snow (Slowly Falling)" and "Christmas at Sea," as well as a series of classic covers including versions of "Silent Night," "Carol of the Bells," "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and "Christmas Time Is Here" that have drawn notice.

"Little Dove / Silent Night" follows the October release of two reimagined songs from the album Do I Have to Feel Everything, "Cascading Glow (Phosphorescence Remix)" and "Here Comes the Rain (Blooming Yucca Remix)," also produced by Duszynski.

Noelle is currently working on her fourth album, which is due out next year. She also edits the print literary journal Lyrics as Poetry, which is releasing its fifth volume in early 2025.



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