Lauren Meehan’s Wrapped in You is a holiday jazz record that feels like a quiet snowfall at midnight — intimate, velvety, and glowing with the warmth of candlelight. With her signature sultry tone and understated phrasing, Meehan transforms familiar Christmas standards into a collection that shimmers with romance, nostalgia, and emotional depth.
 
From the moment she opens with Winter Wonderland, followed by I’ll Be Home for Christmas, the listener is invited into a space that feels both deeply personal and timeless. Christmas Time Is Here drifts like a wistful winter memory, its brushed drums and delicate piano setting the perfect backdrop for Meehan’s hushed delivery. On The Christmas Song, Meehan and the band have a new take on Quincy Jone’s Killer Joe rhythm.
 
But Wrapped in You also surprises. A haunting duet pairing What Child Is This with Child of the Poor brings sacred reverence and modern reflection into tender harmony. Meehan’s take on the Cohen staple Hallelujah, has both stillness and grandeur, and adds powerful instrumental elements leaning in to the lyrics which articulate love, faith and brokenness and turns it into a new favorite, non-traditional Holiday surprise.
In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning takes us all back to a moment of yearning and longing, a voice searching for a memory and feeling in the quiet. And in a playful, sultry wink to the golden age of film, she reimagines Love, You Didn’t Do Right by Me from White Christmas, blending heartbreak and allure with a smoky lounge touch that’s pure  sophistication.
 
Wrapped in You is more than a holiday album — it’s a love letter to the season’s most intimate moments. Every track feels like a secret shared by the fire, wrapped in memory, warmth, and the promise of love that lingers long after the last note fades.