For the Girls: July 2022

This is the July 2022 playlist for the girls. The Songs "When I Come Around" - Green Day (Dookie, 1994) Driving punk-pop with a sharp, fast hook and a laid-back groove. "99 Problems" - JAŸ-Z (The Black Album, 2003) A blunt, sample-driven rap single built around a famous opening and a tough warning. "Birdhouse In Your Soul" - They Might Be Giants (Flood, 1990) Quirky indie-pop with a catchy bass line and playful wordplay. "That's How Rumors Get Started" - Margo Price (That's How Rumors Get Started (Deluxe), 2020) A twangy, self-aware country tune from a modern singer-songwriter. "King of Pain" - The Police (Synchronicity, 1983) Moody new wave rock with a restless, aching feel. "Supernova" - Liz Phair (Whip-Smart, 1994) Sharp-edged alt-rock with a punchy melody and dry wit. "My Sister" - The Juliana Hatfield Three (Become What You Are, 1993) Early-’90s college rock with jangly guitars and a sisterly perspective. "Smooth Criminal" - Alien Ant Farm (ANThology, 2001) A punchy nu-metal-era cover that turned a pop classic into a harder rock hit. "Groove Is In the Heart" - Deee-Lite (The Very Best of Deee-Lite, 1990) Bright dance-pop with a funky bass line and a clubby feel. "Love the One You're With" - Crosby, Stills & Nash (Replay, 1980) A harmony-rich folk-rock standard about choosing connection over regret. "The Boys Of Summer" - Don Henley (Building The Perfect Beast, 1984) A glossy summer-rock staple with a nostalgic, open-road mood. "Same Old Lang Syne" - Dan Fogelberg (The Essential, 1974) A quiet, reflective holiday-season story song about an unexpected reunion. Genres Rock Hip-Hop/Rap Alternative Country Hard Rock Pop