Ready to get into the holiday spirit? How about relying on Epic Records coming through with its 14-song Holiday Radio project? Say less.
Epic Records comes through with its new ‘Holiday Radio’ album
Really need some holiday cheer? How about mixing in everyone from Coi Leray and BIA to Meghan Trainor and UMI to the mix? Peep the deets.
Epic Records is setting the soundtrack for the holiday season with the release of Epic Presents: Holiday Radio, a 14-track holiday album out today. Bringing together some of the label’s most exciting voices across R&B, pop, hip-hop and beyond, the project offers a fresh soundtrack for the season, pairing beloved holiday classics with original songs and standout collaborations. Featuring Meghan Trainor, GIVĒON, Mariah The Scientist, Coi Leray, Mimi Webb, BIA, Jawan, AKIA, UMI, and more, Epic Presents: Holiday Radio, adds an Epic spin to the sounds of the season. Stream it HERE.
Among the project’s highlights is “Milk N Cookies,” an original collaboration between 2-time GRAMMY®-nominated Coi Leray and Lucky Daye that blends their signature styles through buttery harmonies and infectious R&B melodies. Mimi Webb brings her captivating vocals to a heartfelt rendition of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” while GRAMMY® winning Meghan Trainor delivers a playful take on the holiday favorite “Frosty the Snowman.” GRAMMY®-nominated GIVĒON lends his unmistakable powerhouse vocals to “The First Noel,” BET Award winning Mariah The Scientist reimagines “Please Come Home for Christmas,” and UMI’s acoustic interpretation of “This Christmas.”
The holiday spirit carries on with standout tracks from Epic’s most promising rising artists, including H3RIZON’s “Kiss Me Before Midnight,” N3WYRKLA’s “Coming Home,” Johnny Venus’ “Give Love on Christmas Day,” and “X-Mas in the A” from Jawan, Keri Hilson and Breskii. The project also features tracks from Eurovision winner Duncan Laurence, SHOOP, YoDogg, AKIA, Black Fortune and BIA, showcasing the range of sounds and styles that make up Epic’s roster.
Today, under the leadership of Chairman and CEO Ezekiel Lewis, Epic Records continues to shape the sound of contemporary music and drive culture forward. The label’s momentum in 2026 is underscored by a string of chart-topping releases, including 21 Savage’s What Happened to the Streets?, Madison Beer’s locket, Future’s The Real Me , and Tyla’s A*POP. The year also saw Meghan Trainor return with her seventh studio album, Toy With Me, and GIVĒON’s Beloved Act II.
Bringing together familiar holiday favorites and fresh new sounds, Epic Presents: Holiday Radio delivers a festive soundtrack offering something for everyone and every holiday occasion. Epic Presents: Holiday Radio is out now via Epic Records, listen HERE.
TRACKLIST
Meghan Trainor - “Frosty the Snowman”
Duncan Laurence - “Our Christmas”
Coi Leray ft. Lucky Daye - “Milk N Cookies”
H3RIZON - “Kiss Me Before Midnight”
Mariah The Scientist - “Please Come Home for Christmas”
SHOOP - “Blue Christmas”
UMI - “This Christmas”
N3WYRKLA - “Coming Home”
Johnny Venus - “Give Love on Christmas Day”
YoDogg ft. AKIA - “Naughty for You”
Jawan ft. Keri Hilson and Breskii - “X-Mas in the A”
BIA & Black Fortune - “Buy What You Want (Christmas)”
GIVĒON - “The First Noel”
Mimi Webb - “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”
About Epic Records:
Epic Records is the place to hear tomorrow’s hits, today — and to revisit yesterday’s indelible trailblazers. For several decades, the New York-rooted record label has been instrumental in bringing groundbreaking sounds and artists to the mainstream, from grunge pioneers Pearl Jam and pop legend Michael Jackson to rap icon Travis Scott and South African “popiano” star Tyla. The company’s history is a masterclass in musical evolution. Founded in 1953 as a jazz and classical label, Epic moved to the forefront of the rock and soul scenes throughout the ’60s and ’70s, signing acts like The Yardbirds and Sly & the Family Stone. The historic success of Jackson’s 1982 album Thriller — the best-selling album of all time, with an estimated 70 million copies sold worldwide — and George Michael’s Faith cemented the label’s status as a global powerhouse. Becoming part of Sony Music in 1991, Epic continued its legacy through the ’90s and 2000s with defining releases from Rage Against the Machine, Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez, Fiona Apple, and Shakira. In 2026, Epic now has a dynamic roster featuring 21 Savage, BIA, Coi Leray, Future, GIVĒON, Madison Beer, Mariah The Scientist, Meghan Trainor, Tyla, Zara Larsson, and more, Epic Records remains at the forefront of the industry, championing boundary-pushing artistry and delivering influential music that resonates across generations.
