Four drumstick clicks and a whispered count-in, and we are instantly pulled into the world of Gianna Mae and her track, Girls Girl.
Sultry, distorted vocals layer effortlessly over gritty, grunge-era guitars, crafting an atmosphere that is equal parts moody and empowering. “You’re lucky I’m a girls’ girl, I won’t take your man.” In the hook of this song, Gianna owns her undeniable magnetism with total confidence, delivering a melody that refuses to leave your head long after the track ends.
At its core, it’s a brilliant anthem about being queer: she knows she could have your man if she wanted him, but lucky for you, you don’t have to worry about it, because she’s only into girls.
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Written by Ryan Cassata
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