Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton released a new playlist on Spotify that features songs from famous female artists. The selections were curated in honor of Women's History Month and was dropped on the streaming site Tuesday.
The list is composed of 30 of Clinton's favorite female singers who have reigned atop the pop music charts in the last few decades. It also includes some artists and tracks from the former First Lady's time at the White House, along with a few other surprising picks.
Clinton's all-female music artists playlist includes songs like "Run the World (Girls)" from Beyonce, "Girl on Fire" from Alicia Keys, "Express Yourself" from Madonna and "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" from Shania Twain. She also has unexpected picks like "Yoga" by Janelle Monae and "The Schuyler Sisters" from the Broadway play "Hamilton." However, it's interesting to note that she also added "No Scrubs" by TLC on her playlist. It's curious to know to whom she's addressing this '90s hit song.
Despite Britney Spears meeting Clinton during the presidential candidate's campaign soiree in Las Vegas in February, none of the singer's hits are in the women-centric playlist. To be fair, Spears didn't explicitly say she was a Clinton supporter but only stated that she was glad to meet the politician. "Such an inspiration and beautiful voice for women around the world!!! This woman had an intense presence and I felt very honored to meet her!!!" Spears shared.
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This isn't the first time Clinton shared her love for music on Spotify. In June 2015, the politician also posted her Official Hillary Clinton Playlist to kick off her presidential campaign. The music Clinton handpicked was described as the type of music her followers would typically listen to during rallies. It included songs like "What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger)" by Kelly Clarkson, "Best Day of My Life" by the American Authors, "Let's Get Loud" by Jennifer Lopez and "Happy" by Pharrell.
Katy Perry's "Roar" is part of this first playlist as it is in the second one, which might indicate that the Clinton is a big fan of the singer.
Check out Clinton's complete Women's History Month Spotify playlist below:
