Cee Lo Green set to release official Christmas album:

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Cee Lo will release his first Holiday album this month, featuring The Muppets and a duet with Rod Stewart.
You might well be detecting a whiff of novelty but, the 38-year-old singer-rapper is working on a Christmas album that he promises is "the real deal." 
The 14-track disc,Cee Lo’s Magic Moment will arrive, somewhat prematurely, this October. Green promises a “soulful take on a host of Christmas classics”, including ‘Silent Night’, ‘White Christmas’, ‘The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)’, and yes, ‘You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch’.
Green also invited a few friends into the studio to join the festivities: B.o.B, Rod Stewart and a cappella megastars Straight No Chaser and and his cast-partner Christina Aguilera,will contribute to the record.  
That’s the cover art above, in which Green unleashes his inner Ron Isley (and, in doing so, invents a vehicle that we've donned, the Rolls Royce... Escasleighed). 

Cee Lo’s Magic Moment is due out October 30 through Elektra Records.

Now a host on audition series, The Voice, Cee Lo's next album, Cee Lo Green… Is Everybody’s Brother, is due out later this year.

Listen to a few clips From The New Album 
"CeeLo's Magic Moment" 

Available October 30th 
Classik- Silent Night
Pre-order on iTunes Now: http://atlr.ec/T3R6uo 
Directed by: Adam Donald // Produced by: Derec Dunn 



Jazzy- Run Rudolph Run
Pre-order on iTunes Now: http://atlr.ec/T3R6uo 
Directed by: Adam Donald // Produced by: Derec Dunn


Artist:

Cee-Lo Green

Label:

Elektra
The tracklist is as follows:'Cee Lo's Magic Moment'

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