Olivia Rodrigo has a new Christmas song, “take me home (4 christmas).” Apple Music lists it as a November 5 single. Rodrigo's team has also put two videos on the release page. The first is the music video, and the second puts the lyrics on screen.
Start with the track you want to save
The Apple Music listing is headed “take me home (4 christmas) - Single.” Under Rodrigo's name, Apple lists one track and rounds the running time to two minutes. Scroll below the track to see the Interscope Records license credit. For other ways to listen, the artist's release page offers Spotify and Amazon Music links alongside Apple Music.
You may first spot the track in a holiday playlist. Open its release page and look for Rodrigo's name, the title including “4 christmas,” and a single track in the list. Those three details identify what you're saving even when the playlist art takes up most of the screen. Apple Music shows a Ukraine storefront on the link we checked, so local catalogs and sign-in prompts may look different elsewhere. The artist page is a better starting point if that storefront link is awkward to open.
Choose a video by its label
On the same artist page, look for “watch official video” and “watch lyric video.” The first points to the official music video, whose title and channel identify it as Rodrigo's release. Use the second link on the artist page if you want the words on screen. Both links are listed next to the audio services, so it's easy to share the wrong thing if you copy the first result your search app returns.
“Holiday Collection” is another link on the same release page. It sits above the listening options and is easy to mistake for the song link. Open the page first, then share it from the service you actually use. On Apple Music, the item you want has “Single” in the heading and a track row directly beneath it. If you're sending the music video instead, check for “Official Music Video” in the YouTube title before copying it.
This is also a different sort of release from Self Esteem's theme for Channel 4, where the broadcaster announced the film placement and Christmas window without giving a separate audio date. Rodrigo's single already has a dated audio entry and its own video choices. You can check all three paths from the artist's page.