Finn Wolfhard's Candid Song Choices: Unpacking The star's Soundtrack of Life

The track that captured my heart
One autumn afternoon, I was home sick at age six. My mother wondered, "Is it true you don't know the Beatles?" She put on Help! the film, and then I listened to it on loop through her music player throughout the day.

My karaoke go-to
Anything David Bowie provide great entertainment, including Fame and Queen Bitch. No one sounds like Bowie, yet I adore the vibe. Recently I performed Save Me by Aimee Mann, that made people lose interest, yet I enjoyed myself.

The first CD I bought
Kids my age liked Paradise from Coldplay, so I bought Mylo Xyloto from Barnes & Noble. It occurred during my debut California journey. I thought to purchase records. I bought Coldplay and Thriller during that visit.

The track whose lyrics I memorized
My older brother owned Incredibad from the comedy group as a compact disc. He listened to it repeatedly in the car. Being young and hearing content deemed inappropriate felt exciting.

The perfect gathering tune
This classic from The Emotions because it sounds happy. Its tempo is flawless. It's pleasant to hear, stylish yet complex, thus appealing to all.

The song I can no longer listen to
During my rock introduction, I adored Guns N' Roses. When I first listened to Sweet Child O' Mine, I grew fascinated, yet currently I avoid it.

The perfect number to reinterpret
At present, we musicians perform that space-themed song. I adore that track.

The song that changed my life
I'm featured in the visual for that punk track. I acted as the youthful counterpart of the vocalist. It introduced me to video production. It introduced intense audio, pushing me into the alt scene.

The song that makes me cry
Belinda Says by Alvvays.

The final farewell track
We share a private humor about this topic. I'm not sure if I want it, yet Grizzly Bear's Half Gate.