There's a new music video starring members of the Quels family — and believe it or not, Taylor Swift has nothing to do with it.

Jason Kelce and his wife, Kylie Kelce, are teaming up for their new holiday song Loud Little Town, and the sweet music video for the song includes black and white footage of a couple recording the track, along with 3 daughters Wyatt, 5, Elliott, 3, and Benedict. Includes animated depictions of holiday celebrations with cat, 1 person and family dog Nessie.

Jason and Kylie recorded a heartwarming song for the Philly Special Christmas Party, forming a music trio called Philly Special—the third holiday album Jason released with his former Eagles teammates Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata. We've teamed up off the field to make sure we get the most out of the game. They released their first album, A Philly Special Christmas, in 2022 and their second album, A Philly Special Christmas Special, in 2023.

The group is donating proceeds from the album to a charity that supports children in the Philadelphia area. The group has reported that they donated "more than four million dollars" to such charities during their first two years of releasing music together, but their plans for income from their third (and reportedly last) holiday album are even greater.

"This year, the proceeds will be used to fund Operation Snowball," Philly Specials' website explains. "In order to make this ambitious initiative celebrated this holiday season, all students of Philadelphia public schools see and feel, Phila"

The group also intends to make an annual donation to the Children's Hospital and Children's Crisis Treatment Center Toy drive at Snowflake Station in Philadelphia. They promised but added that they believe in Philadelphia's special Christmas party, which is available in vinyl, CD, and streaming, "We will raise enough money to make the holiday special for every single child in the Philly Public School system" and the project "gives in the Philly region

The new album will also feature collaborations with Jason's brother, Travis"Taylor Swift's boyfriend Quels, as well as musical greats like Boyz II Men and Stevie Nicks.

Jason's interest in music dates back to at least 2015, when he covered Jason Isbell's "Cover Me Up" and played an original song called "Homes Change" live on air for a segment at the University of Pennsylvania's wxpn. In an interview with the former professional player, he explained that he played saxophone in a jazz band in high school and turned to guitar and songwriting in college.

"When I went to college, I taught myself to play the guitar because I knew that people in my dorm didn't want to hear the saxophone disappear," he explained, adding that he loves the songwriter, who is also a storyteller. "What comes out of their mouths is a gritty poem you can't find anywhere else.”