White House Christmas 2015: Barack Obama and Joe Biden Share Holiday Playlists on Spotify!

The 2015 holidays mark the second-to-last Christmas that President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will spend in the White House, so obviously they're enjoying the ride with some great holiday music. They both shared what playlists they're listening to on Spotify!

According to Billboard, the two families in the White House took to Spotify to share their holiday favorites last Wednesday, just in time for Christmas, with a mix of older and more modern classics. Of course, the queen of the holidays, Mariah Carey, is present!

Barack and Michelle Obama's 14-song playlist was topped by the Vince Guaraldi Trio version of "O Tannenbaum" featured on the holiday classic, A Charlie Brown Christmas, with Carey's "All I Want for Christmas is You" also around, as well as works by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and the Jackson 5.

Check out the holiday beat at the Oval Office!

As Yahoo! News reports, the Bidens, Joe and Jill, took a more modern approach when it came to picking their number one Christmas song, choosing Bruce Springsteen's version of the holiday classic, "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," and adding holiday covers by some of the greatest people in music, including Neil Diamond, Tony Bennett, Andrea Bocelli and jazz goddess, Ella Fitzgerald.

The Biden family's playlist has 17 songs in total, and while Christmas has already passed, it's more than okay to extend the holiday cheer until at least the New Year, so celebrate with the Veep's playlist!

As music streaming services become increasingly popular (even despite the likes of Taylor Swift and Adele), the White House has made its presence known in the site since the official account was launched this past August, often sharing playlists curated by the President at different times.

Christmastime has been busy for the Obamas, as the President also recently taped an appearance on Jerry Seinfeld's web series, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, which will be posted online on December 30.