Sleigh the Holidays: Head Bitch Music Drops a Festive, Bold, and Inclusive Holiday Album for the Season!

 When the holiday season rolls around, we’ve all got a few traditions we cling to: binging Home Alone, avoiding mall Santas, and, of course, holiday tunes to set the mood. But if you’re craving something beyond the endless loop of Jingle Bells, let me introduce you to your new festive obsession: Sleigh the Holidays by Head Bitch Music (HBM). This isn’t just your run-of-the-mill holiday compilation; it’s a vibrant, glitzy collection of holiday jams crafted by women, non-binary, and queer artists who know how to sprinkle fresh magic into the season’s classics and throw in some original gems while they’re at it.

First off, hats off to HBM for giving a portion of the streaming royalties to The Ally Coalition, championing LGBTQIA+ youth. Because, yes, it’s about great music, but it’s also about making a real difference. And from the sound of Sleigh the Holidays, every note bursts with heart and the spirit of community.

Now, let’s talk tracks. GREYSKIIN’s “90s Christmas” feels like a joyful throwback to the days of tinsel-wrapped chaos (with a touch of Home Alone nostalgia). It’s a bop that’ll have you digging out your VHS player and snapping some slap bracelets. Then there’s Rachel K Collier’s sultry spin on “Deck the Halls”—a moody, hip-hop-infused groove that’s perfect for decking more than just the halls (you know, like your holiday playlist).

But wait, there’s more! LACES’ “Hold On (This December)” tugs at the heartstrings as it dives into the bonds of chosen family—because sometimes, home isn’t where you were born, but who you find along the way. And, my holiday-loving heart can’t get enough of Boh Doran’s lo-fi indie twist on “Last Christmas.” Wham! would be proud of this breezy, soul-soothing take.

HBM absolutely nailed it with a mix of traditional and modern soundscapes. Sleigh the Holidays isn’t afraid to take risks or show vulnerability. It’s as bold and authentic as the people behind it. There’s connection and self-reflection tucked into every track, reminding us that the holidays can be messy, magical, and everything in between.

So grab a cup of cocoa (or wine, no judgment), crank up the volume, and let Sleigh the Holidays warm your soul. It’s more than just music—it’s a community coming together to spread joy, love, and a bit of kick-ass rebellion. HBM, we salute you.