Best Music for the Holidays

NFR Podcast

Music, Music Commentary

4.9 • 716 Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2023

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we decided to recommend the best music to listen to for Christmas, New Year’s and the holiday season as a whole. We brought in holiday classics like ‘Feliz Navidad’ by Jose Feliciano, rap songs like ‘Christmas in Harlem’ by Kanye West & more.

List of Songs Discussed

•Christmas in Harlem by Kanye West

•Feliz Navidad by Jose Feliciano

•New Year’s Day by U2

•Running Late by Karrahbooo

•& More

Transcript

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0:00.0	The holiday season is always a beautiful time of the year because it gives you time to spend time with your family.
0:05.9	It gives you time to be able to eat good food, drink good liquor, if that's your thing.
0:09.9	Maybe sit back and relax and enjoy a nice record.
0:12.7	So in today's episode, guys, not only do we want to wish you a beautiful holiday season to in your families,
0:18.1	but we want to give you guys a good rotation for the holiday season
0:21.1	and give you guys an idea of what we're bumping um through this beautiful season so guys with that
0:25.9	being said merry christmas nothing is changing from this point on we're always dropping on
0:30.4	tuesdays so if you were listening to this episode on christmas i wish you a beautiful day i think lou
0:34.6	does the same and um just enjoy from the entire NFR team.
0:37.9	But Lou, what went into this episode? What did you want to bring to the table?
0:42.7	Merry Christmas season to everyone listening. Happy New Year, if you are tuning into this after we do strike 2024.
0:49.9	But yeah, man, listen, when it comes to a rotation for the holiday season, I feel like there's a lot of mixed feelings involved, just because there's one side of the spectrum where there's a lot of people that are fed up of hearing the same Christmas songs on the radio or every mall they walk into and maybe too much Mariah Carey sort of gets to you at a certain point.
1:08.3	But there's also a lot of beautiful music that's composed
1:11.4	for the holiday season that a lot of us have these fond memories of because they're attached
1:16.7	to events that we've had with our family, certain memories that are sort of really meaningful to
1:22.7	us. So I feel like that's the side of music that you have to go to. And I'll be honest with you. When
1:26.9	it comes to
1:27.5	my Christmas or like New Year rotation, a lot of them are popular songs, are a lot of the
1:33.8	classic holiday jingles that you would hear on the radio or at the mall or whatever it is. But
1:38.4	you have to be able to filter through the good and the bats. That's what I tried to do with sort of
1:43.5	the songs that I brought
1:44.4	into this. Well, maybe this is going to be a disappointment for some people, but I only brought
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