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"text": "This is the March 2023 playlist for the girls.\n\n## The Songs\n\n<div class=\"playlist-songs\">\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">1.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music115/v4/fd/63/ed/fd63ed6c-178c-7fa9-4844-29a7326bf655/06UMGIM01277.rgb.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for 2001\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"The Next Episode (feat. Snoop Dogg)" - Dr. Dre (2001, 1999)</strong>\n <p>Built around a classic West Coast rap groove with a memorable synth line and a laid-back, unmistakable hook.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">2.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music122/v4/a9/ab/ef/a9abefcc-602f-aa8a-4920-74cecde82371/06UMGIM06510.rgb.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Damn the Torpedoes\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Refugee" - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (Damn the Torpedoes, 1979)</strong>\n <p>A straight-ahead road song with tight guitar work and the kind of spring-loaded energy that made the band a staple of FM rock radio.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">3.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music114/v4/86/7d/50/867d509f-3886-d251-68d9-d6de4b3a6df2/mzi.shefqcvz.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Dulcinea\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Fall Down" - Toad The Wet Sprocket (Dulcinea, 1994)</strong>\n <p>Jangly alternative rock with a wry, hopeful pulse and a bright chorus.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">4.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music221/v4/a8/d7/21/a8d72124-208c-c85c-b72e-a6c7cd54aed4/810098502627.png/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for 3 Feet High and Rising\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Me Myself and I" - De La Soul (3 Feet High and Rising, 1989)</strong>\n <p>Playful, sample-heavy hip-hop that helped define the Native Tongues era with wit and loose-limbed rhythm.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">5.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music115/v4/31/94/57/31945777-45b7-db38-a33f-85a0bd6b8c74/mzi.hssfssku.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Pocket Full of Kryptonite (20th Anniversary Edition)\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" - Spin Doctors (Pocket Full of Kryptonite (20th Anniversary Edition), 1991)</strong>\n <p>One of the era’s bigger alt-rock radio singles, with a punchy riff and a shambling, good-natured swagger.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">6.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music221/v4/fa/48/f1/fa48f1fb-7d1a-bc69-615f-d7e153d0de70/5053760124870_cover.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Empire Records\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"A Girl Like You" - Edwyn Collins (Empire Records, 1994)</strong>\n <p>A cool, understated indie-pop cut that fits the film-soundtrack vibe well.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">7.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music/0e/e2/97/mzi.ldrppyft.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Life for Rent\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"White Flag" - Dido (Life for Rent, 2003)</strong>\n <p>An early-2000s pop ballad built on a clear vocal and a spare, steady arrangement.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">8.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music114/v4/ad/d9/22/add9226e-9c33-246b-e528-a1a96d05df48/mzi.onpokbmx.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for America\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"A Horse With No Name" - America (America, 1971)</strong>\n <p>A dusty, acoustic-folk standard that opens with a desert-road image and settles into a gentle drift.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">9.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music116/v4/b3/d9/35/b3d9353c-c479-3ecc-c4e1-d1f58fd2e56c/20UMGIM59905.rgb.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for The Gap Band IV\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"You Dropped A Bomb On Me" - The Gap Band (The Gap Band IV, 1979)</strong>\n <p>A funk track with a sharp horn-driven hook and a hard-edged, party-ready bounce.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">10.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music115/v4/ff/54/6a/ff546aa6-4cd5-460a-569d-b5e6e78abd37/mzi.tabvidlw.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Happy Nowhere\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Everything Falls Apart" - Dog's Eye View (Happy Nowhere, 1995)</strong>\n <p>A reflective mid-90s rock song that balances bruised lyrics with a melodic chorus.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">11.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music124/v4/46/84/f7/4684f7a2-d80d-6cae-8d64-fc5870543583/mzi.merokpoi.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Rocket\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand" - Primitive Radio Gods (Rocket, 1996)</strong>\n <p>A slow-burning alt-rock hit known for its hypnotic loop and low-key, late-night atmosphere.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n <article class=\"playlist-song\">\n <span class=\"playlist-song-number\">12.</span>\n <img class=\"playlist-song-artwork\" src=\"https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music122/v4/18/df/09/18df09a9-e8c5-02c4-e00f-fe20e5e97ad9/5400863103811_cover.jpg/160x160bb.jpg\" alt=\"Album cover for Beautiful Freak\" width=\"72\" height=\"72\">\n <div class=\"playlist-song-copy\">\n <strong>"Novocaine For the Soul" - Eels (Beautiful Freak, 1996)</strong>\n <p>A moody, melodic alt-rock single with a dry wit and a memorable singalong chorus.</p>\n </div>\n </article>\n</div>\n\n## Genres\n\n- Hip-Hop/Rap\n- Rock\n- Soundtrack\n- Pop\n- R&B/Soul\n- Alternative",
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"description": "A monthly playlist for the girls, covering March 2023.",
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"publishedAt": "2023-03-15T17:00:00.000Z",
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"textContent": "This is the March 2023 playlist for the girls.\n\nThe Songs\n"The Next Episode (feat. Snoop Dogg)" - Dr. Dre (2001, 1999)\n Built around a classic West Coast rap groove with a memorable synth line and a laid-back, unmistakable hook.\n"Refugee" - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (Damn the Torpedoes, 1979)\n A straight-ahead road song with tight guitar work and the kind of spring-loaded energy that made the band a staple of FM rock radio.\n"Fall Down" - Toad The Wet Sprocket (Dulcinea, 1994)\n Jangly alternative rock with a wry, hopeful pulse and a bright chorus.\n"Me Myself and I" - De La Soul (3 Feet High and Rising, 1989)\n Playful, sample-heavy hip-hop that helped define the Native Tongues era with wit and loose-limbed rhythm.\n"Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" - Spin Doctors (Pocket Full of Kryptonite (20th Anniversary Edition), 1991)\n One of the era’s bigger alt-rock radio singles, with a punchy riff and a shambling, good-natured swagger.\n"A Girl Like You" - Edwyn Collins (Empire Records, 1994)\n A cool, understated indie-pop cut that fits the film-soundtrack vibe well.\n"White Flag" - Dido (Life for Rent, 2003)\n An early-2000s pop ballad built on a clear vocal and a spare, steady arrangement.\n"A Horse With No Name" - America (America, 1971)\n A dusty, acoustic-folk standard that opens with a desert-road image and settles into a gentle drift.\n"You Dropped A Bomb On Me" - The Gap Band (The Gap Band IV, 1979)\n A funk track with a sharp horn-driven hook and a hard-edged, party-ready bounce.\n"Everything Falls Apart" - Dog's Eye View (Happy Nowhere, 1995)\n A reflective mid-90s rock song that balances bruised lyrics with a melodic chorus.\n"Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand" - Primitive Radio Gods (Rocket, 1996)\n A slow-burning alt-rock hit known for its hypnotic loop and low-key, late-night atmosphere.\n"Novocaine For the Soul" - Eels (Beautiful Freak, 1996)\n A moody, melodic alt-rock single with a dry wit and a memorable singalong chorus.\n \n \n\nGenres\nHip-Hop/Rap\nRock\nSoundtrack\nPop\nR&B/Soul\nAlternative",
"title": "For the Girls: March 2023",
"updatedAt": "2026-05-21T15:28:29.876Z"
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