Finn Wolfhard's Honest Playlist: Unpacking His Musical Journey

The track that captured my heart
On a crisp seasonal day, I felt unwell and stayed in when I was six years old. My parent inquired, "You've never heard the Beatles before? She played Help! the motion picture, and then I kept replaying it through her music player for hours.

The song I do at karaoke
Any Bowie number are enjoyable, like Fame or Queen Bitch. It's impossible to imitate Bowie, though I enjoy the atmosphere. Recently I performed Save Me by the artist Aimee Mann, which didn't engage the crowd, though I loved it.

The first CD I bought
Peers enjoyed Paradise from Coldplay, thus I purchased Mylo Xyloto from the retail chain. It occurred during my debut California journey. I wanted to get some music. I acquired those two albums simultaneously.

The song I inexplicably know every lyric to
My older brother owned Incredibad by Lonely Island as a compact disc. He played it constantly in the car. Experiencing something content deemed inappropriate felt exciting.

The ideal party track
This classic from The Emotions as it appears cheerful. The rhythm is ideal. It's easy listening, trendy but intricate, thus appealing to all.

The track I avoid now
When I discovered rock'n'roll, I was into Guns N' Roses. Initially experiencing Sweet Child O' Mine, I grew fascinated, yet currently I avoid it.

The perfect number to reinterpret
At present, my band and I play the Only Ones classic. I enjoy that piece.

The song that changed my life
I appear in the music video for that punk track. I played the younger version of the vocalist. It was my first music video. It introduced intense audio, guiding me to indie realms.

The song that makes me cry
Alvvays' Belinda Says.

The final farewell track
We share a private humor about this topic. I'm uncertain about choosing it, but Half Gate by Grizzly Bear.