“Barracuda” is a hard rock song by the American rock band Heart, released in 1977 on their second album, “Little Queen.” The song was written by the band members Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Michael Derosier, and Roger Fisher.
“Barracuda” is known for its powerful guitar riff, energetic rhythm, and strong vocals by lead singer Ann Wilson. The lyrics of the song were inspired by an incident where the band was falsely advertised as a band associated with the term “barracuda.” The song’s lyrics convey a sense of betrayal and defiance, with the narrator warning someone about the consequences of their actions.
Musically, “Barracuda” features a hard-hitting guitar intro and a driving rhythm section, giving the song its intense and aggressive sound. Ann Wilson’s vocals are particularly notable for their raw emotion and intensity, making the song a standout in Heart’s discography.
“Barracuda” became one of Heart’s most popular and enduring songs. Its hard rock sound and powerful lyrics have made it a classic in the rock genre, celebrated for its energy and impact. The song has been featured in various movies, TV shows, and commercials, further cementing its status as a rock anthem.
