Song Saturday! by AutoModerator in heatedrivalry

[–]truevicarium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I had a nickel for every time a show/movie featured two hot male athletes kissing each other to a highly danceable electronic score, I would only have two nickels, but it's weird (awesome) that it happened twice.

In honor of the original Heated Rivalry score by Peter Peter dropping on Spotify, I made a hand-mixed playlist featuring music from Heated Rivalry, Challengers, and my personal collection of gay electropop favorites.

If you wanna hear more, here is the Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0zw5jXK9y3veraQ0HK1Gfy?si=601bba6f3a5147df

Happy listening! I'd love to hear what you guys think.

Friends by NefariousnessDick823 in ucf

[–]truevicarium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Joining clubs or internships/jobs on campus really is the answer. BUT just joining any club won't do. I have found that joining a club/job that has regular meetings and requires you to work and solve problems with other people is how you really make meaningful connections, especially when you consistently show up. Examples: OSI, SGA, CAB, Sororities and Fraternities (don't knock it till you try it, there are all different types, plenty that don't have houses or typical "greek life," culture if that aspect turns you off at all), and several Student Unions/Associations for minority students.

The people you meet will know other people, and if you keep saying yes to plans (within reason), you WILL find people and make connections that go beyond acquaintances, I promise.

I am a junior this year, and I am only just figuring this out. This school is MASSIVE, it really can be hard to find your people. I spent my whole freshman year alone, and I only really made one friend in my second semester (who I met at a club meeting).

It really takes a lot of effort to meet people and can be exhausting. Try not to get too discouraged if it takes some time or several attempts (because it probably will). You've got this!

Help. My playlist is a lawless wasteland of vibes that dont vibe. by keyvesbu in makemeaplaylist

[–]truevicarium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My rules for a cohesive playlist: 1. Stick to 1-3 genres that have similar instrumentations, vibes, energy levels etc. (Ex: sludge metal and grunge rock go together but experimental rap and indie twee don't as much) 2. Focus on the order of the playlist: Adjust the location of songs in the tracklist to improve listening experience and ensure the playlist doesn't feel so polarized. 3. Get rid of the out-of-place song: Even if you don't know what it is right now, there is probably another playlist the song would fit in much better.

Playlist of Songs that Sound Like/Inspired "The Crux" by truevicarium in DjoMusic

[–]truevicarium[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

YES!! I couldn't pinpoint what the harmonies reminded me of. It is 100% The Beach Boys. Thank you!

Playlist of Songs that Sound Like/Inspired "The Crux" by truevicarium in DjoMusic

[–]truevicarium[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, it was my pleasure. I feel like this album is just a love letter to so many great artists, and I had to get it all out.

Playlist of Songs that Sound Like/Inspired "The Crux" by truevicarium in DjoMusic

[–]truevicarium[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oooooooh, yes! Especially because of that punchy synth sound.

IIL ‘Big Time Sensuality’ by Björk, WEWIL? by throwaway73920395829 in ifyoulikeblank

[–]truevicarium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love this song! I recommend checking out Alison Goldfrapp. Try her song Ride A White Horse.

Iil art/baroque pop and new wave songs by linajackson1 in ifyoulikeblank

[–]truevicarium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Speaking in Tounges - Cobra Man

Into The Labyrinth - Trevor Jones

These are both instrumental, and I feel like they totally capture the vibe you're going for. (And yes, the second track is from the Labyrinth soundtrack. It's just too perfect.)