A compilation that celebrates diversity, memory, and legacy. And, since we're talking about music and celebration… there's nothing better than listening to it calmly to accompany these holidays.

Happy Holidays 🎄✨

In the article, I've included a video playlist with all the songs from the compilation, along with historical context and connections between styles.

A different kind of Christmas, electric and full of musical memories.

🌟 Written By joins the 2025 listening recommendations: a bridge between tradition and relevance, memory and emotion. Ronnie D’Addario reaffirms himself as what he always wanted to be: above all, a songwriter.

The album celebrates the song as the core of identity: melodies born in the 70s that resonate with contemporary sensibilities. Echoes of McCartney and Brian Wilson, but also D’Addario’s own unique voice.

In addition to his children, artists such as Todd Rundgren, Sean Ono Lennon, Darian Sahanaja, Mac DeMarco, and Matt Jardine participate in the album.

More than a return, Written By is an act of transmission: a father who hands over his work, children who return it to the world with new voices, and artists who legitimize that writing as part of the collective memory of pop.

Community · Sensuality · Heritage · Virtuosity 4 artists · 4 songs · 1 narrative arc #Blues2025 #Blues

Yates McKendree closes the cycle with instrumental and vocal virtuosity, projecting tradition and future from a young age. #YatesMcKendree #Blues2025

Mud Morganfield brings the living heritage and genealogical weight of the genre, directly linking to Muddy Waters. #MudMorganfield #MuddyWaters

Maria Muldaur and Victoria Spivey reclaim the sensuality and humor of classic female blues. #MariaMuldaur #VictoriaSpivey #Blues2025

Mississippi Heat revives the communal essence of Chicago blues with choral and festive energy. #MississippiHeat #ChicagoBlues