Crayon Pop - 7. I probably won't listen to this on purpose, but it's so cute and funny that I couldn't give it a lower score.
Abba - 8. A classic, no doubt about it.
Christmas Rap - 5. It's okay with a beer.
Wizard - 7. A classic, no doubt about it (2).
Jingle Bells - 6. It's also a classic, but it's getting a bit old.
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas - 7. It's all good - pleasant music, pleasant voices, but nothing particularly outstanding.
Livid Halcyon - 8. Pretty good, it even has a chance to get into my playlist. Maybe 4 years ago, I would have given it a 10.
Korpiklaani - 8. Actually, when Revan announced that there would be such a contest, I immediately thought of Forest Clans. I don't have many purely Christmas songs in my player, and the winter atmosphere (specifically, the festive fun, not the "winter sadness") is primarily associated with this band. In general, it's probably a 9, but the popularity (read: overplayed-ness) of this song has brought it down a bit.
All I Want For Christmas Is You - 8. A classic, no doubt about it (3). I was thinking of submitting it myself, but in a different version.
Snegodyai - 6. It's funny, but this kind of humor isn't really my thing right now; I would have given it a higher score about 5 years ago.
Aliev Beatz - 7. Not bad, even though I'm not a fan of "trap music".
John Lennon - well, it's like an 8, somewhere around there. I don't even know what a "great" Christmas song should sound like, and I didn't think about the contest for too long; I just submitted something that I was literally playing yesterday as part of a university group in a New Year's music program
To sell my soul