I LOVE character themes, and themes for overall basically. Like Panicky up there I may update this list from time-to-time!

JAYE
Mr. Tambourine Man by Bob Dylan: This song is part of my Spotify playlist for Jaye, as well as being her main theme song. The lyrics and song tune sound slightly melancholy like Jaye's current personality. It's a pretty sad song to be honest, and it fits Jaye perfectly. She just has a melancholic personality now, and she needs some melancholic songs to go with it.

Blame by Air Traffic Controller: This song probably suits Jaye the most. It's a super sad song, and it kind of brings tears to my eyes sometimes. It matches Jaye's thoughts now for most of the time, and then how eventually she feels some courage, and makes her realize maybe having children is a good thing for her.

Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley: This song is probably one of the most sadder ones I'm able to think of. I believe it slightly resembles Jaye's thoughts and now melancholic personality.

Turn! Turn! Turn! by The Byrds: I really like this song personally, not just because I'm an "old soul"(meaning I enjoy listening to older music), but because I think this song also suits Jaye. Listen to it, and maybe you may also slightly understand.

Mad World by Gary Jules: I know well that this song is considered a "meme song", but the melancholic and sad lyrics and tone it has makes me really think of Jaye when I listen to it.

BRIE
Bad Blood by Creature Feature: This song is kind of eery and haunting, and matches Brie's generally psycho and crazy personality towards dogs not of her gang. Brie definitely has some bad blood in there, I mean, she killed her parents ;-;
Creature Feature is also generally one of my favorite bands.

Psycho Teddy by Psycho Teddy: Psycho Teddy is a pretty interesting song, but it's mainly German, but there's also an English version. For those who don't understand German, it's basically about a plush teddy bear who is basically, a psycho teddy, acting friendly at first but then there's a more "psycho" version eventually after the "cute parts". I believe the "cute" parts match Brie's personality towards her gang, but the "psycho" parts in my opinion resemble her personality when she is around others who are not from her gang.

STEELE
Sexy and I Know It by LMFAO: Pretty self-explanatory. Steele is extremely flirty and believes he's got the best looks. Yep, he's sexy and he definitely knows it.

KAYNE
A Gorey Demise by Creature Feature: This song perfectly matches Kayne. I mean, the "alphabet" of the dead people reminds me of Kayne's victims and how they were killed. He's murdered two dogs and also thrown one in a fire. One could probably make a song about him similar to this if someone would be able to.

Bad Blood by Creature Feature: Not only do I think of this song as somewhat Brie's song, I also consider this one Kayne's mostly. It matches his horrible and sadistic, monstrous personality, and it definitely matches him. However, maybe this "playlist" will change once someone manages to make Kayne's day. I kind of think of this as a Kayne/Kelpie theme due to the "I gurantee that we'll do evil things" lyric.

EUREKA
Drowsy Maggie by The Chieftains: Most of Eureka's songs are mainly Irish or beach-themed, but this song seems to fit her the most. When I listen to it, I always think of her running along the beach with her bird Hawkeye.

Misirlou by Dick Dale: As you can see from watching the video, this song is the theme song of the 1994 crime film Pulp Fiction. In my opinion, it's a really cool and awesome song, and I decided to make it one of Eureka's main songs.

HARU
*to be added*

= main theme

S A S H A :
Glory and Gore — Lorde: This song doesn't necessarily fit her now, but it will with time. When I think of Sasha, I think of this song. Whatever character development she faces is aimed for this song as the end goal. The harsh reality of gang feuds molds her into a character with an alignment that's more neutral than purely good. Her intensity strengthens, she matures, she becomes more logical and disciplined rather than reckless. She learns, as the song says, "glory and gore go hand in hand." Lyrics aside, the song itself mirrors her style; it's lasting and intense with rising tension. It sounds like a battle song, perfect for a woman warrior like her. Likewise, the song is also an ode to her love for guarding the Dodgers and, well, the thrill of fighting and being good at it. I could analyze nearly every lyric and describe how it relates to her (or how it will relate to her), but I won't.
Icarus — Bastille: This song perfectly describes her youth (except for the lyrics about alcohol abuse). She has a lot of potential, but she relies too much on thrills rather than logic. She's brave, yes, but doesn't yet have the experience to know when to take a risk and when not to. It would seem like she's on her way to an early grave. But, unlike Icarus, she will realize the danger of her ways before she strays too close to the sun.
The Draw — Bastille: It is no secret that Sasha feels a pull to the stray life. The streets are where she was born and raised; to her, they will always be her true home. Any time she was off the streets, she longed to be back on them where she could feel the pavement beneath her paws. She finds solace in the hustle-and-bustle of the city because it distracts her from herself.
Who Are You, Really? — Mikky Ekko: Right now, this song is relevant because she joined the Dodgers during a dark era. She's an outsider joining their ranks, and one whose past is a mystery nonetheless. Considering the fragile state of the gang, I think they'd be skeptical about her. I imagine the opening lines of the song to be directed at any dog in the gang who looks down upon outsiders-turned-Dodger like her. She came from nothing and entered the gang with nothing, thus she feels like she has nothing to lose and no one to answer to except her superiors.