OutSystems blog authors and editors love music. That’s why so many of the posts have song lyrics and titles in their titles, captions, and text. Recently, they thought it would be fun to build a Spotify playlist of those songs. There was just one problem.

They couldn’t remember all the songs. After all, they’ve been at this for two years. Titles and lyrics are in all three OutSystems blog categories: DevZone, Perspectives. And they are in the blogs on Medium: Engineering, Experts, and People Behind the Keyboard.

So, today, to celebrate International World Music Day, we’re pleased to announce a contest that’s open to OutSystems Community Members only. It’s called “Name Those 50 OutSystems Blog Tunes.” You are going to help the blog team build their playlist.

How to Win: The person who names the most songs from these blogs will win the grand prize:

Sony 1000X Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones and a year’s subscription to Spotify. Five runners-up will get a year’s subscription to Spotify.

Here are the rules:

1. Be a member of the OutSystems Community (if you aren’t already).

2. Subscribe to the OutSystems Dev Newsletter (if you haven’t already).

3. Fill out a spreadsheet or document with your name and the email address or addresses you use for your subscriptions and include the following information: 

   1. Name of song and artist

   2. Link to the blog post it’s in

   3. A snippet of text, title, or caption where you found the song (it has to be more than 3 words; you can’t choose “be” and then claim that it comes from “Let it Be,” for example)

   4. Send your spreadsheet to social@outsystems.com

4. Comment in this thread if you sent it. We will then go in order of the comments based on time, to vet and pick the winner. 

Pro tip: As we mentioned, the songs are not just in titles, so you’ll have to do some reading. And, it’s just possible that you’ll discover something you didn’t know. Or, even better, be inspired to write for us.

We’ll announce the winners on September 4. Stay tuned! 

P.S. Okay, here’s the slightly mean stuff: Incomplete lists won’t be considered, and at least one song on your list must be from somewhere other than a title. Also, you must list different songs; you can’t repeat songs just because some of our blog posts repeat.