Traveling for the holidays is a favorite ritual. Make the journey even better with a great holiday playlist! Many families will be on the road traveling to and from festivities this holiday season.

Don't forget the musical element for your holiday party. When the school year begins and the first signs of fall appear, the holidays start to feel close again. Whether you're organizing a ...

The season of “Jingle Bells” and “Sleigh Ride” is upon us. While some might wait until after Thanksgiving to start celebrating, others have been incessantly singing Christmas carols for a few weeks ...

Holiday music is a big business that generates $170 million a year, according to Billboard. The rulers of the season are Mariah Carey (whose 1994 “All I Want For Christmas Is You” is again topping the ...

The year is almost over, and with the holidays upon us, there’s no better time to curl up with a chocolate caliente and immerse yourself in an incredible audiobook. This year, mitú and Audible brought ...

Is there a better way to get in the Christmas spirit than turning on Brenda Lee's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" or at the risk of being obvious, "All I Want For Christmas Is You" by Mariah Carey ...

If it began to sound a lot like Christmas earlier than usual this year, it wasn't your imagination. Halloween wasn't even over before Spotify users began curating songs about mistletoe, snow and ...

Holiday playlists don’t need to be boxed into Christmas-only songs or overly cheerful jingles. What people tend to crave at the end of the year is music that matches the emotional temperature of ...

Are you tired of hearing the same certain Mariah Carey song playing on the radio every five minutes? We are, too (even if it’s a Christmas classic). Luckily, we’ve got a mix to refresh your party ...

In my opinion, the only types of playlists you should be listening to in December are holiday ones. There’s a host of classic holiday music that you probably grew up listening to, from older tracks, ...

Limiting your holiday playlist to your standard “Jingle Bell Rock” and “Deck the Halls” denies you one of the best musical offerings of the yuletide season: sad Christmas songs. Indeed, not every ...