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Coca-Cola Taps Emerging Artists for 2012 Holiday Song

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Core Tip: There's something special in the air this holiday season thanks to Coca-Cola and three emerging music artists tapped to produce the brand's 2012 holiday anthem.
There's something special in the air this holiday season thanks to Coca-Cola and three emerging music artists tapped to produce the brand's 2012 holiday anthem.

Something in the Air

"Something in the Air" is available on iTunes and as part of the 25th Anniversary release of the "A Very Special Christmas(R)" album also available on iTunes.

Produced by Rock Mafia and written and performed by Music Dealers' artist Grayson Sanders, the song features Atlantic recording artist Lauriana Mae and Mulinjer LLC's singer-songwriter Jono.

The eclectic trio brings varying musical backgrounds and life experiences to the song, which celebrates the magic of the season. Mae's soulful jazz and R&B influences blend with contemporary pop on the track to produce a truly unique sound. The song caps off a whirlwind year for Jono that saw him go from working two jobs to recording the Coca-Cola holiday anthem and his own solo EP.

"The story behind the song is reminiscent of a personal memory I had of bringing a group of friends that had moved all across the country, together again for the holidays," said Grayson Sanders. "It's a cultural theme that is relevant to anyone during this special time of the year."

Coca-Cola has a long-standing tradition of creating memorable holiday music. On the heels of "Shake up Christmas" featured in the 2010 and 2011 holiday campaigns, "Something in the Air" is the latest track to feature the brand's musical signature - the famous 5-note melody.

Available now on iTunes, "Something in the Air" is the cornerstone of this year's Coca-Cola holiday campaign. With campaign elements launching in nearly 100 countries worldwide, the song will serve as the soundtrack to the 2012 Coca-Cola holiday TV ad airing in various countries around the world beginning this month. The campaign expands upon the traditional meaning of togetherness at the holidays to demonstrate that when people come together collectively during the holidays, it makes for a happier world where magical things can happen.

As part of its holiday efforts, Coca-Cola is enabling consumers in various countries to personalize "Something in the Air." Through an online application, consumers can download the song and make it their own by adding their own voice. They can even customize an album cover with pictures from their Facebook profile and share it with family and friends.

"Music is such a big part of my own holiday tradition," said singer Lauriana Mae. "I'm excited to be part of this year's Coca-Cola holiday campaign. Allowing people to share the song in such a unique and personalized way is great and I'm looking forward to seeing what the fans do with it."

A Very Special Christmas

Theholiday musicseries, "A Very Special Christmas®" was started in 1987 and has been the single most successful benefit recording series in musical history. Over the years the series has brought together some of the biggest names in the recording industry, and has generated more than $109 million in royalties and investments for Special Olympics.

Founded by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1968, Special Olympics works to empower people with intellectual disabilities through the power of sport. Coca-Cola has been a sponsor of Special Olympics since its inception.

The "A Very Special Christmas®" 25th Anniversary album is available for download now on iTunes, and marks the first time a song from Coca-Cola has been featured as part of the series.

"Coca-Cola is once again part of the magic of the season," said Shay Drohan, SVP, Sparkling Brands, The Coca-Cola Company. "This year we're especially honored to take part in a holiday music tradition benefitting Special Olympics, an organization that does so much for the inclusion and empowerment of those with intellectual disabilities through sport."



 
 
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