If You Need Me, I'll Be Playing Netflix's Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey Soundtrack All Day

Updated on Nov 13, 2020 at 2:15 PM

Netflix's Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey is a magical holiday musical for the ages, and it sounds even better. Following the film's release on Nov. 13, Atlantic Records and Netflix unveiled the official soundtrack, officially named Jingle Jangle: The Soundtrack, which features original music by John Legend. With an ubertalented cast featuring stars like Forest Whitaker, Anika Noni Rose, Phylicia Rashad, Keegan-Michael Key, and Ricky Martin, we're confident we'll be replaying this one up to Christmas Day and well after! Plus, the soundtrack features a beautiful rendition of the opening number "This Day" by Usher and Kiana Ledé. Get lost in the holiday spirit as you listen to the official soundtrack ahead!

"This Day" by Usher feat. Kiana Ledé

"This Day" by Justin Cornwell and Sharon Rose

"Borrow Indefinitely" by Ricky Martin

"Miles and Miles" by Marisha Wallace

"Not the Only One" by Madalen Mills

"Magic Man G" by Keegan-Michael Key

"Square Root of Possible" by Madalen Mills

"Over and Over" by Forest Whitaker

"Grandpa Me Nie' (Asew Jingle Jangle Remix)" by Bisa Kdei feat. Mic Flammez

"Make It Work" by Forest Whitaker and Anika Noni Rose

"This Day (Reprise)" by Jingle Jangle Choir

"Jingle Jangle Score Suite" by John Debney

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If You Need Me, I'll Be Playing Netflix's Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey Soundtrack All Day

"This Day" by Usher feat. Kiana Ledé

"This Day" by Justin Cornwell and Sharon Rose

"Borrow Indefinitely" by Ricky Martin

"Miles and Miles" by Marisha Wallace

"Not the Only One" by Madalen Mills

"Magic Man G" by Keegan-Michael Key

"Square Root of Possible" by Madalen Mills

"Over and Over" by Forest Whitaker

"Grandpa Me Nie' (Asew Jingle Jangle Remix)" by Bisa Kdei feat. Mic Flammez

"Make It Work" by Forest Whitaker and Anika Noni Rose

"This Day (Reprise)" by Jingle Jangle Choir

"Jingle Jangle Score Suite" by John Debney

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