Shania Twain is getting into the holiday spirit!
The country star teamed up with singer Nick Jonas to release “Say All You Want For Christmas,” a holiday track that finds the pair harmonizing as they urge each other to profess their love.
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Twain teased the song on Instagram Thursday, writing, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year…”
“Super happy to share with you guys ‘Say All You Want For Christmas’, a duet with the wonderful @NickJonas!” she wrote Friday after the song was released.
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Jonas also shared a clip of the track on Instagram, writing, “When I wrote this song a few months back with the Monsters & Strangerz there was only one artist… one voice I wanted to sing it with, and thankfully she agreed to do it! Thank you @shaniatwain for making my Christmas. Hope you guys like it.”
With a clear country touch, the song perfectly pairs the duo’s voices as they celebrate the season and the love the song details.
The song comes from the compilation Island — This Is Christmas, which also features Christmas songs from Elton John, Fall Out Boy and The Vamps.
Twain recently released, Now, her first studio album in 15 years.
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