Songs that feel like Little Women (2019)
A sun-dappled, fiercely independent celebration of sisterhood, artistic ambition, and the bittersweet passage of youth.
- The Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughan Williams: Captures the soaring, pastoral beauty of the New England fields where the sisters run and dream.
- Wildflowers by Tom Petty: Mirrors Jo's stubborn refusal to be tamed and her fierce need to belong to the wild.
- seven by Taylor Swift: Evokes childhood secrets shared in attics and the fierce, protective love between young girls.
- Harvest Moon by Neil Young: Brings the rustic warmth of holiday firesides, quiet autumn evenings, and enduring romance.
- Northern Wind by City and Colour: Reflects the aching distance and eventual homecoming inherent in family bonds.
- California Stars by Billy Bragg: Channels the bright-eyed optimism of youth and the simple joy of being alive under a vast sky.
- The Boxer by Simon & Garfunkel: Speaks to the quiet grit and resilience needed to survive poverty and pursue an artistic life in New York.
- Oh, Sister by Bob Dylan: A direct lyrical nod to the unbreakable ties and complicated devotion between siblings.
- April Come She Will by Simon & Garfunkel: A delicate acoustic meditation on the relentless, beautiful cycle of the changing seasons.
