Riot Grrrl at Burn It Down Festival: A Playlist
Music Editor Bailey Ewers-Smith has curated a very Riot Grrrl playlist to celebrate the female and non-binary musicians over at Burn It Down Festival over in Torquay, Devon, from the 3rd — 5th September 2026. Featuring Vukovi, BE N!CE, The Meffs, Heriot, and Clarion.
Acoustic Tunes: A Music Playlist
Want to relax but also feel somewhat cynical about everything? Say no more. These acoustic tunes will take you through a range of emotions, including sadness, concern, love, mild annoyance, and maybe even a little hurt. Featuring Fleetwood Mac, Amy Winehouse, Johnny Cash, beabadoobee, and P!nk.
PC Music: A Music Playlist
We’re keeping it funky over here on girlblog! with a PC Music playlist for the sunny, sticky, searing summer heatwave happening in the UK. Train’s delayed because of a wildfire by the track’s? Listen to this playlist to pass the time. It’ll fix everything. Featuring SOPHIE, Ayesha Erotica, Ashnikkko, Cobrah, and Rebecca Black.
brat summer will never die, or whatever: A Music Playlist
As we say hello to Charli xcx’s latest album, Music Fashion Film, we at girlblog! bid a final goodbye to Brat. or, more fittingly, we say hello to Brat Summer Forever. or, perhaps, we say hello goodbye. Whatever happened to that remix, anyway? The best we can do is this playlist.
Queercore: A Music Playlist
Pissed off about the rapid reversal of queer rights in the UK, US, and beyond? Same. Turn this queercore playlist up and get your placard — we’re resisting it. Featuring punks Sisters of Hysteria, Grandmas House, Skunk Anansie, and Rico Nasty.
Disney Channel Graduates: A Music Playlist
girlblog! Music Editor Bailey Ewers-Smith shares his favourite songs from the Disney Channel graduates of the past couple decades. Featuring Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Hayley Kiyoko, Sabrina Carpenter, and Dove Cameron.
Nervous Disposition: A Music Playlist
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Sk8r Grrrl Mixtape: A Music Playlist
Joining Me Today Host and independent music promoter Bailey Ewers-Smith gives their sk8r grrrl mixtape recs. Featuring Panic Shack, Le Tigre, Be Your Own Pet, Autumn Fires, and Emma Blackery.
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Lily Hopkins of The Meffs Chats Burn It Down and Touring With Joan Jett
Hailing officially from Colchester, The Meffs have made themselves one of the most talked about bands in the UK's punk scene. In the run-up to the release of their second album, Business, and their show at Burn It Down, girlblog! Music Editor Bailey had a chat with their lead vocalist Lily Hopkins.
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Debbie Gough of Heriot on Burn It Down Festival
Before Heriot’s much anticipated set at Burn It Down, girlblog! Music Editor Bailey Ewers-Smith had a chat with Heriot’s co-lead vocalist, Debbie.
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Pol Mills of BE N!CE Talks Burn It Down Festival and Their New EP
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