In the newest episode of For The Record, ring in the holiday season with a deep dive into how José Feliciano's inescapable Spanish/English classic "Feliz Navidad" came to be.

In the newest episode of For The Record, revisit Britney Spears' classic 2001 album Britney and consider how she cast off the fetters of teen pop to become a full-fledged artist.

Released 25 years ago, Sasha and John Digweed's pivotal mix album Northern Exposure shook up DJ mixes, pushed the boundaries of the mix-CD format, and became a belated classic in the electronic world.

Released in 1996, Aaliyah's career-defining One in a Million marked a fresh beginning for the GRAMMY-nominated singer and launched her into a new era that saw her expand as an artistic leader, creative visionary and fashion icon.

Release in 1996, LeAnn Rimes' GRAMMY-winning breakthrough album Blue introduced the artist as country music's next rising star and propelled her into global pop stardom.

For the 100th episode of our For The Record series, GRAMMY.com takes you inside Beyoncé's GRAMMY-winning, platinum-selling 2011 album, 4, an ode to the classics that ignited a personal and creative rebirth for the singer and launched a new chapter in her career.

In the latest episode of For The Record, learn how Alicia Keys crafted a masterpiece in her 2001 genre-blurring debut album, Songs in A Minor.