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The Apple Sisters are Kimmy Gatewood (Conan, Jersey Boys Movie), Rebekka Johnson (Arrested Development, This is 40), and Sarah Lowe (Jersey Boys). The Apple Sisters were named ECNY Best Musical Act 2008, NYIT Best Original Score 2009. They have made appearance on Conan, Bridesmaids, Ricki Lake, Home & Family, CurrentTV, Ed Helms’ Whiskey Sour Hour, and have opened for singer/songwriter Ingrid Michaelson. They recorded their first self-titled album after they caught the eye of actor Ryan Gosling, who generously offered to produce the EP. It was named a top album of the year in 2010 by the AV Club and who deemed it "infinitely re-listenable as well as comically savvy." Their second album "1943" (released in 2012) was crowdsource funded and distributed on vinyl. The album featured celebrity cameos by Olivia Wilde, Kate Micucci, Paul F. Tompkins, Danny Franzese, Sara Watkins, and Handsome Coffee Roasters. "1943" was named one of the top ten albums of 2012 by The Spit Take and called "A blueprint of how to make a great comedy album." "Happy Holidoozy" offers new Christmas classics with mass appeal with the intention of crossing over into the mainstream's consciousness and getting happily stuck in their heads for years to come.

The Apple Sisters have reunited with collaborators Jerome Kurtenbach (Producer/Orchestrator) and Cyrus Ghahremani (Producer/Engineer) to bring you this instant holiday classic. The album features favorites "No Room at the Inn," "Make it Snow NOW!" "Mistlefoot," "Pudding," and "Father Christmas is my Boyfriend Now," as well as introducing brand new songs “I’m Starting the New Year Kissing” “Buzz Hamburg” and “Simple Christmas Rules.” All songs are FULLY ORCHESTRATED. This album was made possible by The Apple Sisters Kickstarter campaign combined with the efforts of their friends and collaborators such as Paul F. Tompkins (reprising his role as FDR), renowned comic book artist Cat Staggs (DC Comics), and new fan Tony Hale (Veep, Arrested Development) who makes his Apple Sisters debut as “Buddy.”