Snowballing impressive media acclaim for her uniquely rich distinctive vocals, UK singer/songwriter, Harriet, celebrates an enviable year with a string of radio playlists and a debut album launch. Now Harriet rounds-off this incredible year with a melodic Christmas gift that could well become a timeless classic; ‘Maybe This Christmas’ is available from 1 December 2016 and promises to stir-up emotions that you never knew existed. Originally performed live on Graham Norton’s Seasonal Special in 2014, then again on Paul O’Grady’s Christmas Day show last year, ‘Maybe This Christmas’ has become a cherished classic amongst Harriet’s loyal fans and the singer now bows to public demand with the official release of the track this Christmas. <br /> <br /> <br />‘Maybe This Christmas’ captures the profound magic behind the childhood elements of Christmas, depicting how these often slip away as we become adults. A universal message of wishing to return to a time of innocence and simplicity and a strong desire to hold onto the past. Perfectly addressed in the chorus opening line "Wish I didn’t know now, what I didn’t know then”, the song expresses a longing to return to a place where blissful unawareness and imagination conquered all sadness and suffering - to when "snowflakes made the darkness, feel a million miles away”. Written by Harriet, Judie Tzuke and Steve Anderson; the latter also arranged and produced the single. ‘Maybe This Christmas’ is a perfect song of melancholy, hope and reflection for Christmas.
