Sydnie Christmas is once again proving why she is one of the most exciting voices to come out of Britain’s Got Talent. Her elegant holiday version of “O Holy Night” has been drawing huge attention online, with many listeners calling it one of the most moving recordings of the season. From the very first moment, her performance is captivating, filled with control, warmth, and a purity of tone that people say they “cannot stop listening to.”
What makes this version stand out is how respectfully Sydnie approaches the song. Instead of trying to twist it into something completely different just to make it her own, she keeps the classic spirit of the carol intact.
Fans praised her for honoring the traditional meaning of Christmas while still showcasing her powerful voice. Many described the performance as “angelic,” “emotional,” and “a beautiful tribute.” Others said her gentle high notes sent “shivers down the spine” and that her soft-to-strong dynamic control is “once in a lifetime.”
Experienced musicians have also been quick to praise her vocal technique. Some commented on her exceptional breath control, crystal-clear tone, and rare ability to sing from soft whispers to roof-raising power without losing pitch or quality.
For many longtime listeners, Sydnie’s voice already belongs among the greats, with comparisons to legends like Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, and Whitney Houston. Several people mentioned they were moved to tears the first time they heard her sing, calling her voice “gold,” “one in a million,” and “the best since Whitney.”
As her popularity rises, Sydnie is showing no signs of slowing down. The Britain’s Got Talent winner recently confirmed that she has returned to the studio to work on her first album of original music. After releasing her successful cover album My Way, she is now focused on creating songs that reflect her own style and voice.
In a conversation with Jack Hardwick for Bizarre, Sydnie said,
“I never thought I would have an album of original songs. I’ve been writing since I was a child and never imagined it would see the light of day. Now I get to write and find my style. People think I’m only a theatrical singer, but that’s not all I do.”
She also shared that the first person she wants to show her new music to is Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden. Sydnie explained that Amanda has always been supportive, and she values her opinion.
On top of her studio work, Sydnie just finished a praised run as Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians in London. But rest is not on the schedule — she is heading straight into a special West End show at the Adelphi Theatre on September 9, which will also be filmed for PBS in the United States. She revealed that the performance will include several new songs and upgraded staging, along with her signature sparkle-filled costumes.
With new music, new shows, and growing international attention, Sydnie Christmas is stepping into a major new chapter — and if her “O Holy Night” recording is any sign, she is on track to top charts and touch hearts all around the world.
