For the Girls: March 2025

This is the March 2025 playlist for the girls. The Songs "Come Baby Come" - K7 (Swing Batta Swing, 1993) A brisk dance-pop cut built around a catchy hook and a memorable spoken refrain. "So Alive" - Love and Rockets (Love and Rockets, 1989) A moody late-’80s rock track with a smooth bassline and a hazy, nocturnal feel. "Joker and the Thief" - Wolfmother (Wolfmother (10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition), 2005) Big, riff-driven hard rock with a swaggering, arena-sized chorus. "Quando Quando Quando" - Engelbert Humperdinck (A Man Without Love, 1967) A polished pop standard with a playful Latin-flavored melody. "Hold On, I'm Comin'" - Sam & Dave (Hold On, I'm Comin', 1966) A Southern soul classic that opens with a direct, encouraging pull. "21st Century (Digital Boy)" - Bad Religion (Stranger Than Fiction, 1994) Fast, melodic punk with a sharp political edge. "Hunger Strike" - Temple of the Dog (Temple of the Dog, 1991) A heavy grunge-era duet that builds from a quiet start into a hard emotional surge. "Pretty Girl from Raleigh" - The Avett Brothers (A Carolina Jubilee, 2003) An earnest acoustic rock song that keeps things simple and tuneful. "Love Is Paranoid" - The Distillers (Coral Fang, 2003) A short blast of punk rock energy with a biting, restless tone. "Regret" - New Order (Republic, 1993) A sleek electronic pop track with a reflective, bittersweet mood. "Come Monday" - Jimmy Buffett (Songs You Know By Heart: Jimmy Buffett's Greatest Hit(s), 1974) An easygoing country-folk song with a laid-back coastal spirit. "Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell" - Das Racist & Heems (Shut Up, Dude, 2010) A deadpan hip-hop novelty built on repetition and absurdity. Genres Dance Rock Hard Rock Pop R&B/Soul Alternative Singer/Songwriter Hip-Hop/Rap