Ayra Starr blessed us with Starrgirl, and somehow, there’s a song for every version of us. Are you a yearner or a boss babe? There’s probably a track or six for you.
The album has 16 amazing tracks, but listening to it feels like meeting several different versions of the same woman.
There’s the woman who wants to be loved, the one who knows she’s hot, the one chasing money, the one who has stopped explaining herself, and the one who is simply trying to figure life out.
So, depending on the kind of girl you are, here’s your Starrgirl starter pack.
The Lover Girl
You don’t just want love. You want to feel loved. You want the late-night conversations, the chemistry, the reassurance and the person who makes you feel like you’re the only woman in the room.
Your songs are “Gimme That Love,” “Pressure,” “Amazing,” “Midnight in New York,” “Where Do We Go,” and “Heaven Baby.”
You probably believe in love even after telling everyone you don’t and yes, you’re probably yearning.
The Bad Babe
You don’t enter a room. You arrive.
“Dangerous,” “Hot Body,” “Who’s That Girl,” and “Hot Body (Remix)” belong on your playlist.
You know you’re attractive, and you’re not interested in pretending otherwise. “Dangerous” gives main-character energy, while “Hot Body” is for the woman who knows she’s the attention of the room.
You don’t need confidence. You need somewhere to wear the outfit.
The Money Girl
You don’t play about your bag.
“Ms. Paper” is for the woman who has no problem talking about her money, wanting more of it or letting everyone know she’s getting it.
Love is beautiful, but have you scored a huge deal in foreign currency? Exactly.
The Soft Girl
Not everything needs to be loud.
“Tornado” and “Dance” are for the girls who prefer their music to be calm, easy and groovy.You like songs that feel good without demanding too much from you.
You’re probably also the friend who says, “I’m staying home tonight,” and somehow ends up outside.
The Unbothered Girl
People don’t understand you? That’s their business.
“Misunderstood” is for the woman who has reached the point where she no longer feels the need to explain herself to people determined not to understand her.
She’s been judged. She’s been misunderstood. And now she’s simply like, that’s your business. There is freedom in not needing everybody to get you.
The Go-Getter
“Treasure” is for you if you have somewhere to be and something to accomplish.
You’re thinking about the next move, the next opportunity and the next version of yourself. You may not have everything figured out, but you’re moving anyway.
Then there’s “Letter to God,” for the girl whose ambitions come with a little prayer attached and maybe that’s what makes Starrgirl so fun.
It doesn’t give us one version of a woman. It gives us all of them, be it the girl in love, the girl chasing money, the girl who knows she’s hot, the girl who doesn’t care what anyone thinks, and the girl figuring life out.
Sometimes, she’s all of them in one day.
So, what’s your favorite song?
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