Have yourself a merry little playlist: Here’s The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2023, Buzz Bands LA’s eighth annual season soundtrack. This year we lean heavily into new original compositions.
It’s that time of year: Here’s Buzz Bands LA’s annual mix of new seasonal releases, “The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2022.” BYO boughs of holly.
Here’s Buzz Bands LA’s annual playlist of new seasonal releases: The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2021.
It’s that time of year: “The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2020” features new, original songs from Calexico, Tori Amos, the Bird and the Bee, Andrew Bird, Gwen Stefani, Goo Goo Dolls, Finneas, Black Violin, Grant-Lee Phillips, Tori Kelly, Office Romance, Suzi Quatro and Poppy. Not to mention (of course) Sara Noelle.
’Tis the season: The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, 2019, features new original songs from Los Lobos, Letters to Cleo, Robbie Robertson, Mikal Cronin, the Regrettes, Kid Nobody, Mike Krol, Oh Land, Mini Trees, Sara Watkins, the Jacks, Coco Hames, Molly Burch and more.
L.A. locals Jr. Juggernaut, Phoebe Bridgers, Blake Hazard, Steady Holiday, Velvet Starlings, Wavves and Tangerine join the likes of John Legend, Gwen Stefani, Aloe Blacc and Sia on our annual playlist of new, mostly original holiday songs.
Get in the spirit: Buzz Bands LA’s “The Wholly Holiday Music Mix, Vol. 2” features 20 all-new songs for the season, some originals and some covers.
Buzz Bands LA’s Wholly Holiday Music Mix offers three-plus hours of originals and covers. Wash it down with the steaming beverage of your choice.
Johnathan Rice and Courtney Marie Andrews bring the border crisis home for the holidays with “We Won’t Be Lonely This Christmas.” Proceeds from the single benefit the migrant rights organization Al Otro Lado.
A long, mind-bending drive in the desert inspired Sara Noelle’s new single, “Blooming Yucca.” Animator Kelsey Boncato marries the song to a psychedelic video.
