There's nothing that sets the mood like music and nothing to ruin one like music. Unlike Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve are some of the many holidays that don't have playlists to complement your heavy-laden dinner table. You know why? Because artists aren't lining up to be the Mariah Carey of Easter or Thanksgiving. But a good playlist is crucial on a night when unwanted comments about your marital status or political comments usually pop up and quickly raise temperaments.

Since you'll be busy cooking up a feast and probably won't have time to create a playlist to complement the pies and drinks, we've created not one, but two for you. Allow The Carters, Jhene Aiko, Norah Jones and Lana del Rey, among others, help you strike the right note with your guests.

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If you're looking to turn the bass up just a tiny bit, check out our after-hours playlist. Crank up this playlist and dance your heart out to the tunes of AlunaGeorge, Rihanna, Burna Boy, RIN and Calvin Harris on your private dancefloor.