Finn Wolfhard's Revealing Song Choices: Unpacking His Musical Journey

The first song I fell in love with
One autumn afternoon, I was home sick as a six-year-old. My mom asked, "Have you really not listened to the Beatles? She played Help! the motion picture, following that I played it repeatedly through her music player throughout the day.

The song I do at karaoke
Anything David Bowie provide great entertainment, like Fame or Queen Bitch. Nobody replicates Bowie, though I enjoy the atmosphere. Lately I sang Save Me from Aimee Mann, which didn't engage the crowd, yet I enjoyed myself.

The debut physical music I owned
Peers enjoyed Paradise by Coldplay, so I acquired Mylo Xyloto from the retail chain. It was during my first LA visit. I decided to buy albums. I bought Coldplay and Thriller during that visit.

The music with all words in my head
My brother possessed Incredibad from the comedy group as a compact disc. He listened to it repeatedly in the car. As a youth listening to something you're not supposed to was really fun.

The ideal party track
Best of My Love by the Emotions since it feels joyful. It has a perfect beat. It's pleasant to hear, stylish yet complex, thus appealing to all.

The track I avoid now
When I discovered rock'n'roll, I loved Guns N' Roses. When I first listened to that famous track, I became obsessed, though presently I skip it.

The perfect number to reinterpret
Currently, my band and I are covering that space-themed song. I adore that track.

The transformative music
I appear in the music video for Guilt Trip by Pup. I portrayed the younger self of the singer. It introduced me to video production. It revealed heavier sounds, guiding me to indie realms.

The emotional track
That Alvvays number.

The final farewell track
We share a private humor concerning this idea. I'm not sure if I want it, but Half Gate by Grizzly Bear.