Let X-mas Be X-mas Again

Released in 1986 on the Dureco Benelux label, Let X-mas Be X-mas Again by Jimmy Zeb emerged during a period when European independent labels were actively producing seasonal pop and novelty records for regional markets. The track was composed and produced as a festive single, typical of the era's lighthearted approach to holiday music, designed to capture the radio-friendly soundscape prevalent in the Benelux territories during the mid-eighties.

The production reflects the standard aesthetic of Dureco’s catalog at the time, which often prioritized accessible, synthesized arrangements to appeal to a broad continental audience. Like many obscure holiday singles of this decade, the record was intended for local seasonal rotation, resulting in limited international distribution and contributing to its current status as a sought-after piece for collectors of rare eighties European pop.