Today is international women’s fight day and I want to celebrate all the women who help me get through the day with their music, lift my spirits or simply put me in a certain mood.
No matter if you’re into metal, pop, hardcore, punk or something in-between: I bet there’s at least on record in this list of female-fronted and man-reared albums that you’re gonna like. 🎧
“Sound & Color” by Alabama Shakes
The only interesting Grammy category for me is “Best Engineered Album”, which is how I discovered this awesome band!
Listen to “Sound & Color” by Alabama Shakes
“Is It Light Where You Are” by Art School Girlfriend
A friend recommended this one, which is prefect for a moody, rainy day. Or maybe Tokyo at night.
Is It Light Where You Are“ by Art School Girlfriend
“Only Constant” by Gel
Imagine Motörhead with a strong Hardcore and Punk influence plus female vocals and you“ll know what to expect from this one.
Listen to “Only Constant” by Gel
“Keepsake” by Hatchie
Dreamy pop music with a 90s vibe. Hard to describe, but a pleasure to listen to.
Listen to “Keepsake” by Hatchie
“Retrovision” by Honey Revenge
This is for the old school Paramore funs: Epic hooks, fat guitars and juicy drums.
Listen to “Retrovision” by Honey Revenge
“EVERGREEN” by PVRIS
On of my favorite records ever! Every song is super catchy, the hooks are spectular and the production is stellar. My go-to album for getting the crowd pumped up before a gig (when I work as live sound engineer).
Listen to “EVERGREEN” by PVRIS
“The Fear of Fear” by Spiritbox
Canada’s finest 🇨🇦✨ If you“re a fan of modern metal, low-tuned guitars, beefy screamed vocals and great vocal melodies, then GET THE FUCK IN HERE 👇
Listen to “The Fear of Fear” by Spiritbox
“COPINGMECHANISM” by WILLOW
Her music is a bit diffult to describe, but I would call it super polished garage pop? The songs are well written and produced but sound raw at the same time.
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