take me home (4 christmas)
by Olivia Rodrigo
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Album: take me home (4 christmas) - Single
Prime Video • Movie
Clashing Through the Snow Soundtrack (2026)
Directed by Carlson Young for Amazon MGM Studios, Clashing Through the Snow is a high-energy holiday romantic comedy following rival book publishing editors Ryan Mitchell (Christopher Briney) and Hannah Hendricks (Michelle Randolph). When a ferocious winter blizzard grounds all holiday flights, the bitter competitors are forced to share a rental car on an unpredictable cross-country road trip to New York City. Explore the official trailer music, audio previews, and upcoming soundtrack selections below.
Prime Video Holiday Premiere
✨ Clashing Through the Snow premieres globally on Amazon Prime Video on November 23, 2026. The official trailer music is now documented below with a 30-second audio preview. Full scene needle drops and score selections will update as the film debuts.
Official Trailer Music
1 TrackThe Musical Direction of Clashing Through the Snow
Directed by Carlson Young from a screenplay by Daniel Mackey and Rebecca Ewing, Amazon MGM Studios' holiday romantic comedy Clashing Through the Snow revitalizes the classic festive road-trip genre with sharp comedic energy. Starring Christopher Briney as Ryan Mitchell and Michelle Randolph as Hannah Hendricks alongside Julia Fox, Lukas Gage, Andrew Schulz, and Paris Hilton, the narrative throws two fiercely competitive publishing executives into a forced-proximity journey across blizzard-covered highways.
Overseeing the musical style is veteran music supervisor Jason Markey, renowned for his work shaping soundtrack identities across studio romantic comedies and holiday features. Markey balances chaotic winter travel humor with sweet emotional beats, anchoring the film's promotional campaign around Olivia Rodrigo's breakthrough seasonal single "take me home (4 christmas)." The upbeat, witty pop track blends vintage holiday jingle bells with modern pop-rock swagger, perfectly mirroring the tension and playful sparring between Ryan and Hannah as their professional hostility thaws into unexpected romance.
In addition to contemporary commercial holiday needle drops, the movie incorporates an uplifting festive score designed to enhance the film's scenic winter backdrops and farcical roadside detours. From sweeping orchestral strings celebrating snowy holiday vistas to spirited, percussive cues driving frantic car rental dashes, the music acts as a lively narrative catalyst that propels the story toward its heart-warming Christmas Eve deadline.
