Toys

Upbeat, ultra-bubbly female vocal in the exaggerated style of a children's show host — think alphabet-time singalong meets sugary pop, Vocal delivery is over-pronounced and cheerful, with wide eyes and fake innocence, Instrumentation includes bouncy xylophones, bright ukulele strums, clapping, cheerful synths, and whimsical sound effects like cartoon springs, squeaks, and sparkles, Every word is delivered like she’s teaching toddlers… but the lyrics are wildly inappropriate once you realize what the “toy” really is, Think if Coco melon and Barbie made a song called “Where’s My Buzz?” for drunk adults

Aggressive power chords, distorted lead guitar, punchy kick/snare rhythm, and occasional stop-starts for vocal punches, Screaming guitar solo in the bridge, dirty bassline with punk attitude, and a stripped-down outro with whispered vocals and feedback, Dirty, brat female-fronted pop-punk with heavy guitar riffs, driving bass, fast-paced drums, and unapologetically sexual lyrics, Think early Paramor meets The Distillers with the attitude of Peaches and the filth of Dead Sara, Vocals are sultry, sneering, and confident — switching from melodic hooks to shouted lines, Gritty garage-punk tone, high energy, and a rebellious, raunchy vibe

A cheeky, NSFW electro-pop song with a slow, sensual beat and playful energy, Think the seductive swagger of Do ja Cat, the witty edge of Lily Allen, and the synth-laced grooves of early Brit ney Spears, Vocals should be flirty and confident, alternating between soft, teasing verses and bold, electric choruses, Backed by pulsing bass, minimal drums, and sassy melodic hooks, The song should feel like lingerie in sound form — silky, suggestive, and ready to spark