🎶 It’s Christmas Every Day — The Official Mr Christmas Anthem

You’ve heard the story.You’ve seen the turkey tally.But did you know… Mr Christmas also released a song?

Yes, really. And now, for the first time in years, you can listen to it right here — for free.

Because if you’re going to celebrate Christmas every day…you need a soundtrack.

🎤 The Song That Had to Happen

In 2005, Andy Park — aka Mr Christmas — teamed up with producer Andy Whitmore (who’s worked with the likes of Elton John and Peter Andre) to create a track that captured the spirit of his daily yuletide lifestyle.

The result?A cheerful, synth-infused anthem called “It’s Christmas Every Day” — featuring guest vocals and support from legendary broadcaster Mike Read.

It’s not just festive. It’s relentlessly festive.

The lyrics? Pure holiday cheer.The vibe? Think sleigh bells in a disco.The goal? To make the whole world feel the way Andy does: like it’s Christmas, all the time.

🎧 Listen Here

You can stream the full track below, right here on the site — no charge, no fuss, just festive fun.

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📻 From Melksham to the Radio

Andy’s musical adventure may not have topped the charts, but it definitely turned heads. He appeared in radio interviews, press pieces, and TV segments talking about the single — and why, to him, it wasn’t a gimmick. It was a genuine extension of the life he’d chosen.

Because when you’ve eaten over 11,000 turkey dinners and sent more than 200,000 Christmas cards, writing a song is just the next logical step.

💬 “Would I do another one? Course I would.”

Andy has hinted over the years that he’s not done with music. And honestly — if anyone’s going to drop a surprise Christmas album in July, it’s him.

For now, though, “It’s Christmas Every Day” stands as a delightful time capsule of a man who lives what he loves. Every. Single. Day.

❄️ Final Thought

Is it a little over the top?Of course it is. That’s the point.

But in a world that’s constantly rushing, scrolling, stressing, and moaning about the weather…maybe a little over-the-top joy is exactly what we need.

Hit play.Have a mince pie.And for just a few minutes…pretend it’s Christmas.