For the Girls: October 2024

This is the October 2024 playlist for the girls. The Songs "Build Me Up Buttercup (Mono)" - The Foundations (Baby Now That I've Found You, 1967) A bright, singalong pop staple with a big hook and handclap bounce. "Lonesome Loser (Remastered 2022)" - Little River Band (First Under The Wire (Remastered 2022), 1979) A polished late-’70s soft-rock track built around a memorable chorus and smooth harmonies. "Soundsystem (feat. Cherine Anderson)" - Michael Franti & Spearhead (All Rebel Rockers, 2008) A reggae-tinged pop tune with a laid-back groove and guest vocals that add texture. "Barracuda" - Heart (Greatest Hits / Live, 1977) A hard-rock classic with sharp riffs and a driving, punchy arrangement. "Rhinestone Eyes" - Gorillaz (Plastic Beach, 2010) A moody electronic-leaning track that blends hip-hop, pop, and dubby textures. "Lucky Girl Syndrome" - Katie Lynne Sharbaugh (Act I - Single, 2024) An upbeat contemporary singer-songwriter cut that leans into affirmation and confidence. "Gimme Three Steps" - Lynyrd Skynyrd (Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd (Bonus Tracks), 1973) A rowdy southern rock number with a barroom story-song feel. "How Bizarre" - OMC (How Bizarre (Deluxe Version), 1995) A quirky ’90s alt-pop hit known for its offbeat melody and oddball charm. "You're a Champion" - 2 Skinnee J's (Super Mercado, 1998) A high-energy rap-rock track with swagger and a shout-along hook. "Whatcha Want" - Lawrence (Family Business, 2024) A current pop song with clean production and a friendly, modern radio sheen. "Enter Sandman" - Metallica (Metallica (Remastered), 1991) A heavy metal anthem built on a famous opening riff and a relentless pulse. "Gucci Gucci" - Kreayshawn (Somethin' 'Bout Kreay, 2011) A playful early-2010s pop-rap single with a cheeky, minimalist attitude. Genres Pop Rock Singer/Songwriter Alternative Contemporary Singer/Songwriter Southern Rock Metal