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Submission Window: Mark your calendars! The competition opens on the 14th of March and closes on the 28th March, giving you two weeks to craft the perfect list.
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Text Submissions Only: No Spotify or Apple Music links, please! Share your playlist as a text entry to keep it anonymous and exciting.
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Song Limits: Strike the right balance – Minimum 10 songs, maximum 20. Quality over quantity, maestros!
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Unleash Your Creativity: This isn't just about songs; it's an art form! Get as creative as possible - draw inspiration from movies, TV shows, or weave a musical tale, feel free to give your playlist a theme, the more creative, the better!
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The Pitch: Alongside your submission, provide a short summary explaining why your playlist deserves the coveted title of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist.
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First place - Not only will you be crowned the Creator of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist, but you'll also receive 100 rep points and a 3-month Spotify gift card.
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Second place - Runner-up will receive 50 rep points
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Third place - Will go on to receive 25 rep points!
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Yellow by Coldplay
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R U Mine? by Arctic Monkeys
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Why'd you only call when you're high? by Arctic Monkeys
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Burn by David Kushner
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Daylight by David Kushner
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Counting Stars by OneRepublic
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Whispers in the Dark by Skillet
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The Drug in Me is You by Falling in Reverse
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Your gonna go far, kid by The Offspring
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Until I Found You by Stephen Sanchez
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Viva La Vida by Coldplay
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Somewhere Only We Know by Keane
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Day One (Interstellar Theme) by Hans Zimmer
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Arcade by Duncan Laurence
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Enakke Enakkaa from the movie 'Jeans'
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Ponmagal Vandaal from the movie 'Azhagiya Tamil Magan'
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Poovukkul from the movie 'Jeans'
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Kannmoodi thirakkum from the movie 'Sachein'
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Nee Kobapattal from the movie 'Villu'
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Ella Pugazhum from the movie 'Azhagiya Tamil Magan'
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Submission Window: Mark your calendars! The competition opens on the 14th of March and closes on the 28th March, giving you two weeks to craft the perfect list.
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Text Submissions Only: No Spotify or Apple Music links, please! Share your playlist as a text entry to keep it anonymous and exciting.
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Song Limits: Strike the right balance – Minimum 10 songs, maximum 20. Quality over quantity, maestros!
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Unleash Your Creativity: This isn't just about songs; it's an art form! Get as creative as possible - draw inspiration from movies, TV shows, or weave a musical tale, feel free to give your playlist a theme, the more creative, the better!
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The Pitch: Alongside your submission, provide a short summary explaining why your playlist deserves the coveted title of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist.
•
First place - Not only will you be crowned the Creator of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist, but you'll also receive 100 rep points and a 3-month Spotify gift card.
•
Second place - Runner-up will receive 50 rep points
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Third place - Will go on to receive 25 rep points!
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Idea 22 sped up - Gibran Alcocer
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Snowfall sped up - Oneheart
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Idea 7 sped up - Gibran Alcocer
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Idea 10 - Gibran Alcocer
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Solas - Gibran Alcocer
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Je te laisserai de mots - Patrick Watson
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Numb instrumental - XXXTENTACION
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Changes instrumental - XXXTENTACION
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3am Walk - Daniel.mp3
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Overthinking demo - Daniel.mp3
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Submission Window: Mark your calendars! The competition opens on the 14th of March and closes on the 28th March, giving you two weeks to craft the perfect list.
•
Text Submissions Only: No Spotify or Apple Music links, please! Share your playlist as a text entry to keep it anonymous and exciting.
•
Song Limits: Strike the right balance – Minimum 10 songs, maximum 20. Quality over quantity, maestros!
•
Unleash Your Creativity: This isn't just about songs; it's an art form! Get as creative as possible - draw inspiration from movies, TV shows, or weave a musical tale, feel free to give your playlist a theme, the more creative, the better!
•
The Pitch: Alongside your submission, provide a short summary explaining why your playlist deserves the coveted title of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist.
•
First place - Not only will you be crowned the Creator of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist, but you'll also receive 100 rep points and a 3-month Spotify gift card.
•
Second place - Runner-up will receive 50 rep points
•
Third place - Will go on to receive 25 rep points!
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Gymnopédie no.1 (reverb + rain) by Erik Satie and Sjors Weijermars
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…REM by Corey J.Beats
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…Dreamscape by Austin Farewell
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…Underwater Wonderscapes by Frederic Bernard
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See You Tomorrow by Evgeny Grinko
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Falling by mood.
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Prelude in c major (reverb + rain) by Sjors Weijermars
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Natural light by Ludovico Einaudi
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Where is my mind? By Raphael Dubois
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West of Zuhai by Westalgia and Loafy Building
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Kingdom in Blue by Kupla
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Moringa by Living Room
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Healing River by Tenno
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Kuromatso by LoFi Geek
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The Boy Who Swallowed a Star ~ Joe Hisaishi
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To Star Lake ~ Joe Hisaishi
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Deep Sea Pastures ~ Joe Hisaishi
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Je Te Veux ~ Erik Satie
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Sparkle - movie ver. ~ RADWIMPS
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Across the Stars ~ John Williams
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The Sleeping Beauty: Rose Adagio ~ Tchaikovsky
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Swan Lake Act 2: Coda ~ Tchaikovsky
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Swan Lake Act 4: Finale ~ Tchaikovsky
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The Nutcracker Act 2: Waltz of the Flowers ~ Tchaikovsky
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The Breaking of the Fellowship ~ Howard Shore
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Cloud Atlas - Sextet ~ Jonas Kvarnstrom
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Into a Nighttime Sky ~ Jeremy Zuckerman
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Sylvia Act 3: Waltz ~ Leo Delibes
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One Day ~ Hans Zimmer (see I love this for revision but I probably will end up crying of PotC)
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Haircut ~ Jerry Goldsmith (the motivation this gives me in INSANE)
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Take Me Home Country Roads ~ Olivia Newton-John
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Magic Works ~ Jason Buckle (please don't call me crazy over this one, it's in the 4th harry potter movie they did not need to go this hard on a song but they did 😭😭)
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Pink in the Night ~ Mitski
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Angel ~ Gavin Friday (I may have been influenced by watching Romeo+Juliet in Year 11....)
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Mozart : Lacrimosa from Requiem in D minor (Arr. For Piano and Voice Quartet)
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Karl Jenkins : Concerto Grosso for Strings "Palladio": I. Allegretto
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Vivaldi : The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 2 in G minor, RV 315 "Summer": III. Presto
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Vivaldi : The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 "Winter": I. Allegro non molto
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Simon Rattle, Berliner Philharmoniker – Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 1 in G Minor, WoO 1
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Litvinovsky : Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": X. L'Incendie
Dramatic classical music somehow makes me feel professional and advanced for some reason...
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Then I either play elevator music on YouTube or a horror soundtrack
It mainly makes me feel like a horror movie protagonist who needs to complete quests/missions in order to be free and not get nicely murdered by monstrous exams
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Ramstein : Radio
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Ramstein : Feuer frei!
These 2 songs really helped me with learning German vocabulary - I recommend anyone studying a language to listen to songs of their language!! + Ramstein proposes the calmest and most comfortable music I've ever heard haha
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AC/DC: Back In Black (It's the Best feeling because I'm DONE with revision for the day!!! )
It's like the ending of a movie where the protagonist is walking away from a building in slow motion with an explosion in the background... it's the most sensational thought that I'm free from the grasp of worry (which eventually will come back and I would need to explode another building for this thought).
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Mozart : Lacrimosa from Requiem in D minor (Arr. For Piano and Voice Quartet)
2.
Karl Jenkins : Concerto Grosso for Strings "Palladio": I. Allegretto
3.
Vivaldi : The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 2 in G minor, RV 315 "Summer": III. Presto
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Vivaldi : The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 "Winter": I. Allegro non molto
5.
Simon Rattle, Berliner Philharmoniker – Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 1 in G Minor, WoO 1
6.
Litvinovsky : Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": X. L'Incendie
Dramatic classical music somehow makes me feel professional and advanced for some reason...
7.
Then I either play elevator music on YouTube or a horror soundtrack
It mainly makes me feel like a horror movie protagonist who needs to complete quests/missions in order to be free and not get nicely murdered by monstrous exams
8.
Ramstein : Radio
9.
Ramstein : Feuer frei!
These 2 songs really helped me with learning German vocabulary - I recommend anyone studying a language to listen to songs of their language!! + Ramstein proposes the calmest and most comfortable music I've ever heard haha
10.
AC/DC: Back In Black (It's the Best feeling because I'm DONE with revision for the day!!! )
It's like the ending of a movie where the protagonist is walking away from a building in slow motion with an explosion in the background... it's the most sensational thought that I'm free from the grasp of worry (which eventually will come back and I would need to explode another building for this thought).
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Café Tacvba : Chilanga banda
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The Boy Who Swallowed a Star ~ Joe Hisaishi
2.
To Star Lake ~ Joe Hisaishi
3.
Deep Sea Pastures ~ Joe Hisaishi
4.
Je Te Veux ~ Erik Satie
5.
Sparkle - movie ver. ~ RADWIMPS
6.
Across the Stars ~ John Williams
7.
The Sleeping Beauty: Rose Adagio ~ Tchaikovsky
8.
Swan Lake Act 2: Coda ~ Tchaikovsky
9.
Swan Lake Act 4: Finale ~ Tchaikovsky
10.
The Nutcracker Act 2: Waltz of the Flowers ~ Tchaikovsky
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The Breaking of the Fellowship ~ Howard Shore
12.
Cloud Atlas - Sextet ~ Jonas Kvarnstrom
13.
Into a Nighttime Sky ~ Jeremy Zuckerman
14.
Sylvia Act 3: Waltz ~ Leo Delibes
15.
One Day ~ Hans Zimmer (see I love this for revision but I probably will end up crying of PotC)
16.
Haircut ~ Jerry Goldsmith (the motivation this gives me in INSANE)
17.
Take Me Home Country Roads ~ Olivia Newton-John
18.
Magic Works ~ Jason Buckle (please don't call me crazy over this one, it's in the 4th harry potter movie they did not need to go this hard on a song but they did 😭😭)
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Pink in the Night ~ Mitski
20.
Angel ~ Gavin Friday (I may have been influenced by watching Romeo+Juliet in Year 11....)
1.
The Boy Who Swallowed a Star ~ Joe Hisaishi
2.
To Star Lake ~ Joe Hisaishi
3.
Deep Sea Pastures ~ Joe Hisaishi
4.
Je Te Veux ~ Erik Satie
5.
Sparkle - movie ver. ~ RADWIMPS
6.
Across the Stars ~ John Williams
7.
The Sleeping Beauty: Rose Adagio ~ Tchaikovsky
8.
Swan Lake Act 2: Coda ~ Tchaikovsky
9.
Swan Lake Act 4: Finale ~ Tchaikovsky
10.
The Nutcracker Act 2: Waltz of the Flowers ~ Tchaikovsky
11.
The Breaking of the Fellowship ~ Howard Shore
12.
Cloud Atlas - Sextet ~ Jonas Kvarnstrom
13.
Into a Nighttime Sky ~ Jeremy Zuckerman
14.
Sylvia Act 3: Waltz ~ Leo Delibes
15.
One Day ~ Hans Zimmer (see I love this for revision but I probably will end up crying of PotC)
16.
Haircut ~ Jerry Goldsmith (the motivation this gives me in INSANE)
17.
Take Me Home Country Roads ~ Olivia Newton-John
18.
Magic Works ~ Jason Buckle (please don't call me crazy over this one, it's in the 4th harry potter movie they did not need to go this hard on a song but they did 😭😭)
19.
Pink in the Night ~ Mitski
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Angel ~ Gavin Friday (I may have been influenced by watching Romeo+Juliet in Year 11....)
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Submission Window: Mark your calendars! The competition opens on the 14th of March and closes on the 28th March, giving you two weeks to craft the perfect list.
•
Text Submissions Only: No Spotify or Apple Music links, please! Share your playlist as a text entry to keep it anonymous and exciting.
•
Song Limits: Strike the right balance – Minimum 10 songs, maximum 20. Quality over quantity, maestros!
•
Unleash Your Creativity: This isn't just about songs; it's an art form! Get as creative as possible - draw inspiration from movies, TV shows, or weave a musical tale, feel free to give your playlist a theme, the more creative, the better!
•
The Pitch: Alongside your submission, provide a short summary explaining why your playlist deserves the coveted title of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist.
•
First place - Not only will you be crowned the Creator of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist, but you'll also receive 100 rep points and a 3-month Spotify gift card.
•
Second place - Runner-up will receive 50 rep points
•
Third place - Will go on to receive 25 rep points!
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Moonlight on the River - Mac DeMarco
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Rhiannon - Fleetwood Mac
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Back to the Old House - The Smiths
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Lover, You Should've Come Over - Jeff Buckley
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New Year's Day - Taylor Swift
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Fade Into You - Mazzy Star
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Vienna - Billy Joel
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The Chain - Fleetwood Mac
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Eyes Without A Face - Billy Idol
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Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
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Try Again - Jaehyun
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ONLY - LeeHi
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Coffee - BTS
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Apocalypse - CAS
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Bags - Clairo
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Beautiful Boy - John Lennon
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Kiss of Life - Sade
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Chiquitita - ABBA
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Slipping Through My Fingers - ABBA
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Submission Window: Mark your calendars! The competition opens on the 14th of March and closes on the 28th March, giving you two weeks to craft the perfect list.
•
Text Submissions Only: No Spotify or Apple Music links, please! Share your playlist as a text entry to keep it anonymous and exciting.
•
Song Limits: Strike the right balance – Minimum 10 songs, maximum 20. Quality over quantity, maestros!
•
Unleash Your Creativity: This isn't just about songs; it's an art form! Get as creative as possible - draw inspiration from movies, TV shows, or weave a musical tale, feel free to give your playlist a theme, the more creative, the better!
•
The Pitch: Alongside your submission, provide a short summary explaining why your playlist deserves the coveted title of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist.
•
First place - Not only will you be crowned the Creator of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist, but you'll also receive 100 rep points and a 3-month Spotify gift card.
•
Second place - Runner-up will receive 50 rep points
•
Third place - Will go on to receive 25 rep points!
•
Submission Window: Mark your calendars! The competition opens on the 14th of March and closes on the 28th March, giving you two weeks to craft the perfect list.
•
Text Submissions Only: No Spotify or Apple Music links, please! Share your playlist as a text entry to keep it anonymous and exciting.
•
Song Limits: Strike the right balance – Minimum 10 songs, maximum 20. Quality over quantity, maestros!
•
Unleash Your Creativity: This isn't just about songs; it's an art form! Get as creative as possible - draw inspiration from movies, TV shows, or weave a musical tale, feel free to give your playlist a theme, the more creative, the better!
•
The Pitch: Alongside your submission, provide a short summary explaining why your playlist deserves the coveted title of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist.
•
First place - Not only will you be crowned the Creator of TSR's Ultimate Study Playlist, but you'll also receive 100 rep points and a 3-month Spotify gift card.
•
Second place - Runner-up will receive 50 rep points
•
Third place - Will go on to receive 25 rep points!
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Are there any students or young people interested in disco and funk music?Last reply 1 week ago
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Last reply 2 weeks ago
Are there any students or young people interested in disco and funk music?