“Let The Girl Have Her Fun” is a new dance-pop and EDM single from Stockholm-based artist FREDRYD (Fred Rydén). The track is written as a direct message to girls and young women, emphasizing the idea of living freely, enjoying life, and making personal choices without apology. Rather than presenting the theme symbolically, the song states its intention clearly, positioning itself as both a celebratory and supportive release.
From a production perspective, the record is built for immediacy and accessibility. It features bright, forward-moving synths, sampled vocal elements created using BandLab, and a steady dance-floor rhythm designed to translate easily across playlists and casual listening environments. The structure favors energy and clarity over complexity, keeping the focus on momentum and tone. A recognizable reference to Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” appears as a sample, serving as a cultural anchor that reinforces the song’s message rather than dominating the arrangement.
FREDRYD has been open about his influences on this release. He cites Zara Larsson as a reference point for modern pop confidence and unapologetic expression, while Lauper’s legacy informs the song’s broader spirit of freedom and individuality. These influences help place the track within contemporary dance pop while acknowledging earlier cultural touchstones that shaped similar conversations around joy and self-expression.
The single fits naturally within FREDRYD’s wider body of work. As an indie DJ, producer, musician, and dancer, he has consistently blended EDM, house, progressive pop, and experimental electronic elements. His recent releases on LFTD Global, including “Can We Stop Be Estranged To Each Other?” (February 2025), “I See You Shining” (September 2025), and “The Girl Have Her Fun” (November 2025), reflect an ongoing focus on optimism, connection, and social awareness.
In his own words, FREDRYD describes the track as both a fun release and a conscious statement. He frames it as a response to a world that can feel increasingly tense, particularly for women, and emphasizes themes of safety, happiness, and self-worth. “Let The Girl Have Her Fun” doesn’t attempt to overstate its role. It delivers a clear sentiment through upbeat production, offering a moment of lightness while reinforcing the value of joy as something worth protecting.
