At the start of Chapter 3 of Life is Strange: True Colors, players will be working in the bar after speaking to Steph and Ryan for a bit about the current situation. If players begin to walk around the bar, they will spot a student studying in one of the booths, and if players hold the trigger to read her emotions, they'll see that she's been singing a song in her head that used to play in the bar all the time. 'Where are You? Girl from Rome..." are the lyrics that she sings in her head, and here's how players can find the song to help her out.
In Life is Strange: True Colors, players will take control of a young woman named Alex Chen, who has recently moved to the small but mysterious town of Haven Springs, Colorado. Throughout Alex's time there, she will need to help several townspeople deal with their powerful emotions. Alex can also use her supernatural power to discover what people are thinking, which leads to side quests that players can complete to earn trophies or more gamerscore, such as this one.
Updated on October 21, 2021, by Greysun Morales: Considering that Life is Strange: True Colors is a standalone single-player experience, players will still be able to solve the 'Where are You Girl from Rome' puzzle and unlock the Earworm Squasher trophy/achievement the same way as before. Since launching, there is a new piece of story content available for players in the form of Wavelengths, a DLC episode starring Steph, one of the love interests of Alex in True Colors.
Where are You Girl from Rome Song Title
After speaking to the student, players can now bring up the song lyrics to Steph and Ryan. Returning Life is Strange character Steph will reveal that the song is actually called 'Alabaster Daydreams,' but it's not available in the jukebox at the moment for some reason. According to Ryan, Jed took the track out of the jukebox and stashed it somewhere in the bar.
Where to Find Jed
By the bar entrance, Jed can be found sitting at a table by himself, reading a newspaper. If players bring up the song title to him, he'll tell Alex that he put the music track somewhere behind the bar but doesn't say exactly where it is. If players look near the cash register facing the wall, the record will be there for the taking.
Earworm Trophy
And finally, once players have the record, they can walk over the bar jukebox to play Alabaster Daydreams, and the Life is Strange Earworm Trophy/Achievement will be unlocked. Players can go back to the student if they want to see her reaction to the song playing in the bar.
Life is Strange: True Colors is out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and will release later for Switch.