The holidays have a sound. Not a look, not a slogan — a sound. You can walk into a store, hear a few notes of sleigh bells or a cozy jazz trio playing Christmas standards, and suddenly you’re five years old again, shaking presents under a tree. Music has this power to directly transport people to a different time and place. When you combine this with the nostalgia around the holidays you have a super powerful tool to directly connect with your audience and build long term

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