The film featured eight original songs written by Ali Dee Theodore who served as the executive producer of the album.
However, his contributions were credited to the DeeTown Syndicate under the DeeTown Entertainment, Inc.[1][2] The film features a re-recorded version of "The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)" (1958) and "Witch Doctor" (1961), along with covers performed by the Chipmunks include—Daniel Powter's "Bad Day" (2005), "Funkytown" (1980) by Lipps Inc. "Only You (And You Alone)" (1955) by the Platters.
[3] James Christopher Monger of AllMusic wrote "kids who missed out on the Chipmunks' '70s heyday or the trio's animated series a decade later will probably discover a lot of potential Christmas presents in the experience, and the inclusion of the original "Christmas Song" and "Witch Doctor" shows that the producers at least feel a little bit guilty about dressing the furry critters up as gangsta rappers on the cover.
"[4] Chris Willman of Entertainment Weekly wrote "The soundtrack's producer shows us how to get that squeaky helium sound.
But didn't anyone think to film celeb Chipmunk voices Jesse McCartney and Justin Long enunciating at half speed?