Micah Tyler - Feels Like Joy (Single) Review
Christmas
By JJFrancesco_NRT | Released On October 30, 2020 | Published September 20, 2026 | Last Edited By: JJFrancesco_NRT
What You Need To Know
One of Christian music's brightest up and coming stars releases his first Christmas single.
What It Sounds Like
"Feels Like Christmas" is a fun, toe-tapping Christmas song. While some songs make you want to sit by a fireside, this one is a "get up and decorate the house" type of song. With a trumpet solo in the bridge and a sugary holiday sounding hook, this is a great song to get you in the festive mood.
Spiritual Highlights
Taking a sort of "kitchen sink" thematic approach, the song balances traditional Christmas imagery like lights on a tree and snow in the air with the more faith-centric motifs about the newborn baby and joy. There're so many holiday motifs of both the mainstream and faith variety thrown so effortlessly into the music mix. It's commendable it all pulls together into such a cohesive idea. There's not a swing for new spiritual depth, but that's not really the aim of this track. Tyler aimed to deliver a fun tune to get people in the mood for the holiday season. The Christmassy imagery overflowing from every line of the track is sure to deliver.
For Fans Of
Sidewalk Prophets, Jordan Feliz, Matthew West
Final Word
Tyler's Christmas single is sure to get fans into the festive mood. This is definitely a worthy soundtrack to your house decorating, cocoa drinking fun for this year.
Check out Micah Tyler on Apple Music and Spotify.
One of Christian music's brightest up and coming stars releases his first Christmas single.
What It Sounds Like
"Feels Like Christmas" is a fun, toe-tapping Christmas song. While some songs make you want to sit by a fireside, this one is a "get up and decorate the house" type of song. With a trumpet solo in the bridge and a sugary holiday sounding hook, this is a great song to get you in the festive mood.
Spiritual Highlights
Taking a sort of "kitchen sink" thematic approach, the song balances traditional Christmas imagery like lights on a tree and snow in the air with the more faith-centric motifs about the newborn baby and joy. There're so many holiday motifs of both the mainstream and faith variety thrown so effortlessly into the music mix. It's commendable it all pulls together into such a cohesive idea. There's not a swing for new spiritual depth, but that's not really the aim of this track. Tyler aimed to deliver a fun tune to get people in the mood for the holiday season. The Christmassy imagery overflowing from every line of the track is sure to deliver.
For Fans Of
Sidewalk Prophets, Jordan Feliz, Matthew West
Final Word
Tyler's Christmas single is sure to get fans into the festive mood. This is definitely a worthy soundtrack to your house decorating, cocoa drinking fun for this year.
Check out Micah Tyler on Apple Music and Spotify.