For the Girls: January 2025

This is the January 2025 playlist for the girls. The Songs "Firestarter" - The Prodigy (The Fat of the Land, 1996) A fast, aggressive electronic track built on distorted synths and breakbeats. "Girlfriend" - Rebecca Black (Rebecca Black Was Here - EP, 2021) A bright, glossy pop song with a modern internet-era edge. "Chief Rocka (Explicit)" - The Lords Of The Underground (Here Come The Lords [Explicit], 1993) A brassy hip-hop cut with a classic boom-bap feel. "Thank God and Greyhound" - Roy Clark (The Best of Roy Clark, 1993) A straightforward country number with a wry, road-song spirit. "Baby, Come to Me" - Patti Austin & James Ingram (Love, Q, 1981) A smooth adult contemporary duet with a polished early-1980s sound. "Hiccups" - WATERS (Something More!, 2017) A moody indie-rock track that leans on atmosphere and repetition. "Fade into You" - Mazzy Star (So Tonight That I Might See, 1993) A hazy, slow-burning dream-pop song known for its smoky guitar wash. "Holiday Road" - Lindsey Buckingham (Holiday Road, 1983) A compact folk-rock tune that became closely tied to summer-road-trip energy. "Send Me On My Way" - Rusted Root (When I Woke, 1994) A warm, singalong roots-rock track with a breezy chorus. "96 Tears" - ? and The Mysterians (96 Tears, 1966) A garage-rock classic driven by a raw organ riff and a stomping backbeat. "No One Noticed (Extended English)" - The Marías (No One Noticed (Extended) - Single, 2021) A dreamy indie-pop song with bilingual phrasing and a soft, drifting pulse. "Fighting Trousers" - Professor Elemental (The Indifference Engine Deluxe Version, 2010) A comic rap track that mixes elaborate wordplay with theatrical delivery. Genres Electronic Pop Country R&B/Soul Alternative Rock Hip-Hop