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From the Red Velvet and aespa collaboration “Beautiful Christmas” to Stray Kids’ instant classic “Christmas EveL,” these are the best songs K-Pop songs to add to your holiday playlist.

Okay, here’s our eight hip-hop holiday songs for ya’ll so let’s get to it. “Christmas in Hollis” by Run-D.M.C. Can’t deny this 1987 classic from Run-D.M.C. remains a cornerstone of ...

This annotated playlist gathers songs from new holiday ... originally a Crosby bit. Gentle piano music soundtracks the Christmas-set Keira Knightley spy series “Black Doves,” which is ...

Now that we’re in the first full week of December, it’s officially time for Christmas music to start taking over. If you don’t have a holiday playlist going yet, we’re here to help.

Is your Christmas playlist feeling a little bit stale? Sick of hearing the same tired songs at every grocery store and on every radio station but still looking to stay in the holiday spirit?

It’s hard to imagine Christmas without Christmas carols. Here are some of the history and traditions, as well as recommendations for your Christmas playlist.

Some of us prefer our Christmas music on the pensive side, with wistful lyrics about dusky snowfalls and memories. It’s not joy being sought, but permission to wallow in nostalgia. Others ...

Christmas songs are great, splendid, wonderful, but sometimes you need a break from Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas Is You. For some people, that time comes after hearing it once.

Looking for a playlist to suit the festive mood this holiday season? These best Korean Christmas songs are just what you need.

Roots co-founder Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson shares his Christmas playlist, which includes songs by DRAM, James Brown, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder. Originally broadcast Dec. 21, 2022.