Parentology is launching a new Spotify channel, full of kid-friendly music for the whole family to enjoy. We’re starting off with festive playlists for the upcoming holiday season. Scroll through to discover which Spotify holiday playlist is perfect for you. Happy Holidays!
Iconic Holiday Cheer
Parentology’s Iconic Holiday Cheer playlist has all the Christmas classics you could ask for. From “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” to “Let It Snow” to “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” put on Iconic Holiday Cheer for that, well, iconic holiday experience. Frightful weather, snow, and winter wonderlands: these classic melodies are sure to inspire joy, spread cheer, and put even the meanest grinch in a holiday mood. Best listened to while decorating, baking, wrapping, or unwrapping, presents.
Soulful Celebrations
Put on Parentology’s Soulful Celebrations playlist to make Christmas a little more groovy. From Mariah Carey’s legendary “All I Want for Christmas Is You” to Beyonce’s rendition of “Silent Night” to The Jackson 5’s “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” get into the holiday spirit and sing along as the classics get a new rendition full of soul and rhythm. Best listened to while dancing and playing games with the family.
Jazzy Holiday Sounds
Tune in to Parentology’s Jazzy Holiday Sounds playlist for some inspiring holiday renditions, instrumental and vocal, by jazz artists and masters who never miss a beat. From Ella Fitzgerald’s “Winter Wonderland” to Bing Crosby’s “Here Comes Santa Claus” to Eartha Kitt’s “Santa Baby,” put a jazzy spin on your Christmas Eve. Best listened to by the fire, sipping hot chocolate with a good book.
Contemporary Christmas
Christmas meets Top 40. From Justin Bieber’s “Mistletoe” to Pentatonix’ a cappella rendition of “Where Are You Christmas?” to The Spice Girls’ “Sleigh Ride,” this Contemporary Christmas playlist has all of the newest holiday hits. Every big artist puts out a Christmas song or two, so Parentology‘s got you covered so you can stay up to date. Best listened to in the car with the kids on the way to see the neighborhood houses decorated for the holidays.
