Hale Hale - "Baby, It's Cold Outside" (feat. Zhero) [prod. Matthew Cyr]

'Tis the season.

As radio stations, television commercials, stores and homes everywhere fill the air with Christmas music galore, quite a few individuals are beginning to moan and groan about the overplayed and repetitive nature of such music.

Fortunately, there is always a remix or reworked version of your favorite - or least favorite - Christmas classic lurking around the corner. And this is exactly what Haley brings to the table, joining forces with Zhero for a magically unique rendition of "Baby, It's Cold Outside". Perhaps poking at the proverbial sleeping bear, the duet takes the now controversial tune and flips it into a modern day, vibed out bop.

Featuring enticing production from Matthew Cyr, the HK/Zhero version of "Baby, It's Cold Outside" floats through the winter cold, effortlessly transitioning between both artist's vocals as they converse with their crooning. It's a warm, comforting, updated take on the timeless original, possessing the ability to appeal to listeners young and old.

Get into the Holiday spirit below.

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