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What I Learned About Connecting With People
I have been reading Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and
Influence People for a
while, and there are a lot of ideas from the book that have
stayed with me. What I like about the
book is that many of its lessons are simple, but they can make a
real difference in how we
communicate and connect with people.
Tinashe Doesn’t Want to Die Underrated
On September 25, 2026, long-standing pop singer Tinashe released ‘Popstar’, her eighth studio album since her debut song “2 On” back in 2014. You can say she has come a long way in the more than decade-long career she has had, but Tinashe herself would say this album is where she feels most comfortable in her individual journey.
matt proxy is energy personified
It’s not every day that a rising star so forth coming with their musical techniques and processes. Matt Proxy on the other hand – like everything about him – is different.
Home to almost 28,000 subscribers, his channel titled, ‘Matt p’ has everything from beat tutorials, creative seminars, live streams, and music videos, and photo dumps. Akin to an instagram spam page, this constant and unedited flow of content mirrors the ever flowing creative conscious and ball of energy that Proxy embodies.
Aftershock 2026 – A Review
Sun, Dust and Rock & Roll! What a weekend.
Sacramento has been home to the rock music
festival since 2012 and it’s been gradually expanding and
growing, but this years festivities was
an October weekend for the books. Now lasting four days,
Discovery Park hosted over 140
bands on five stages. Sacramento showed up to see their favorite
bands; as did music fans
travelling from all over the United States.
Who’s Your Role Model?
Hello all!
Welcome to KSSU’s September collab post. This month’s question is:
Who has been the biggest influence on your life and how you carry yourself/aspire to be? Could be an artist, podcaster, sports figure, or even just your parents.
Please enjoy the responses and look forward to October’s post!
Hussam (dj bluegoose)
The biggest influence on my life besides the sports stars, music phenoms, and creative worldbuilders, is my father.
TDF and his autotune rap fraternity
If pierre bourne is mario kart road then tdf is super mario world galaxy.
A sound built from pierre’s infrastructure of cartoony melodies, thin trap drums, and thwarting basses, tdf maintains the foundation even in the octave underworld.
tdf, also known as ‘i love you’, is the underground’s producer – in both name and impact. To date, scattered across a handful of aliases and alt accounts, he has 5 “official” album/mixtapes released -
Why Dhurandhar Might Be the Best Bollywood Film We’ve Gotten in Years
Hey everyone, DJ JD here, and today I wanted to talk about one Bollywood movie that has completely taken over my Instagram and TikTok feed lately, which is Dhurandhar. I’m not even gonna lie, every single time I scroll, I keep seeing edits, music from the soundtrack, movie clips, and everyone hyping this movie up. And honestly? It did, at least for me, the expectations on an action film have become pretty high.
Why I No Longer Think You Have to Leave Sacramento to Pursue Music
For a long time, I thought that if I wanted to have a career in music, I would eventually have to leave Sacramento. When people talk about the music industry, cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco usually come up first. I always assumed that was where the biggest opportunities were, where musicians went to build their careers, and where I would eventually need to be.
Fallout New Vegas Helped Me to Listen
I have a habit of talking a lot. When my excitement and passion get the best of me, I talk over people, even when I try not to.
I was either overly interrupting or getting caught up in all the other details and not the actual words. But despite the reminders, warnings, and at times scoldings, from teachers and friends, nothing exposed my listening skills more than the hellish wasteland of the Mojave in Fallout: New Vegas.
Edward Skeletrix Doesn’t Even Want You to Care and its Maddening
“life so funny, it gotta be a joke” – Edward King Bass IV on ‘Life’s So Funny’
Tame Impala Concert Reivew
Why yes! Knowledge is absolutely power! But “The Less I Know the Better” will always hit!
Going to a Tame Impala concert feels exactly like one of his songs. Colorful, groovy, slightly chaotic, and just disorienting enough that you’re like, “Wait…where am I?” Giving you that instant floating feeling or feeling like you’re going to be just fine.