Sipping gingerbread lattes while a song by the same name played, four women spent an early December morning reminiscing.

The album Another December, made in collaboration with Greg Fulton and Dave Pascal, received great response including being noted “a recording of special merit” by WRST Radio.  Carol Swanson of Christmas Reviews wrote of the project: “I just knew that there was something extra-special about this CD. And I was right~Vigen's gentle pop/jazz gem is a glorious, easy-listening delight.” 
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“…One of my top picks is Jolie Vigen’s, Another December. In addition to a fine voice, the CD’s highlights include Vigen’s own songs, plus strongly simpatico support from instrumentalist Greg Fulton… her renditions and arrangements are so unusual and her singing so soulful that she too is a female fave.” Noted as “a recording of special merit.” 
—Gerry Grzyb, “Dr. Christmas”, WRST Radio, Wisconsin 

“...I just wanted to let you know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE the CD... Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas is BEAUTIFUL, it is on my playlist already with Ella Fitzgerald's Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (my OLD favorite version of the song) your version is my new favorite…” 
—Amber, Seattle, WA 

“Jolie Vigen’s Another December is a wonderful blend of traditional songs and clever originals, performed by a truly gifted singer. Featuring outstanding guitar work by Greg Fulton, this album is a cozy and enjoyable listen.”
—Hummie Mann, Seattle, WA 

“While listening through Another December, I found myself longing for the holiday season, the aroma of cider, and that magical sight of the season's first snowfall. This is one of those Christmas albums that simply makes you feel…good. It alternates between sweet acoustic tracks, inventive Christmas originals, and heartfelt renditions of the classics we all know and love. In this age of over-produced and blandly commercialized media, Jolie Vigen stands out as an artist who knows how to connect with her heart–and in doing so, connects with ours as well.”
—Joseph Itaya, EVRLAND, Los Angeles