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Hit Like a Girl
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Hit Like a Girl
Plays on LTZ: (historical total not available beyond this vault's episode folders)
Tracks played
Once And For All (I Gotta Forget You) — played 2026-03-19
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Hit Like a Girl — Once And For All (I Gotta Forget You)
Played: 2026-03-19
Track 5 and final pre-album single from Burning at Both Ends, due 27 March 2026 on Cryptid Records. Hit Like a Girl is the songwriting project of Nicolle Maroulis (they/them), joined by Mol White and Mike Davis; produced by Matt Schimelfenig. Their first album in five years and first for Cryptid Records. Maroulis describes it as their most collaborative record, the first written with their current live lineup; the project blends emo, indie, pop, and sometimes hardcore. In 2016, Maroulis founded No More Dysphoria, a non-profit helping transgender individuals fund aspects of their transition, now in its 10th year. The band toured with Mom Jeans, Origami Angel, and Pool Kids among others.
Hit Like a Girl
Origin: USA · active
Members: Nicolle Maroulis (they/them — core songwriter/vocalist), joined by Mol White and Mike Davis
Genre: Emo / indie with pop and hardcore elements
Discography:
Burning at Both Ends (2026) — Cryptid Records — first album in five years, first written with the current live lineup, includes "Once And For All (I Gotta Forget You)"
Facts:
Maroulis founded No More Dysphoria in 2016, a non-profit that helps transgender individuals fund aspects of their transition — now in its 10th year.
Maroulis has described Burning at Both Ends as the project's most collaborative record to date.