What Profs Are Listening To: Gianna Witasick

Psychology major Gianna Witasick photographed outside on Rowan's campus

Psychology major Gianna Witasick, photographed outside on Rowan's campus, shares what she's listening to at the moment

Name: Gianna Witasick

Major: Psychology with a Pre-Med concentration, might pick up an Anthropology major!

Year: Junior

Hometown and county: Ocean City, NJ (Cape May County)

Off-campus resident? Yes

First-generation college student? No

What are you listening to right now?

“I chose five songs that remind me of this time of year for the whole fall vibe. I chose “Petulia” by The Kooks, “Livewire” by Oh Wonder, “Mykonos” by Fleet Foxes, “Pale Blue Eyes” by The Velvet Underground and “Heavenly” by Shoobies, which is a new song they just released!

Why did you pick these songs?

“I think that they all have a very similar fall-type vibe, like when you’re walking down the street and it’s starting to get colder outside and there’s all the colorful leaves on the ground. These are the songs I want to be listening to to put myself in the mood for this time of year. It’s a very specific type of mellowness that’s a little bit more calm than the summer. I have playlists for every time of year!”

Psychology major Gianna Witasick, photographed outside on Rowan's campus, shares what she's listening to at the moment

Do you have a favorite from those five songs you picked?

That’s a really good question! I really like ‘Petulia,’ I think it’s upbeat for a fall song. I think a lot of fall songs tend to be on the sad side for some reason because I guess it’s the end of the summer season. It makes me happy, it’s a really good feeling. Also the new Shoobies song ‘Heavenly’ is so good. It’s a bit different from their other music and their old sound but in a really good way. Shoobies are a local band from the Asbury Park area and they rock! Shameless plug, they’re the best band in New Jersey and the world.”

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Story and photography by:
Enzo Ronchi, senior public relations major

What Profs Are Listening To: John Alviar

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A vertical close-up portrait of a student listening to music on his phone.

“I have been listening to a mixed playlist consisting of classic rock, modern psychedelic, indie, 80s-90s pop/alternative/indie, modern hip hop, and old rap my favorite artist, or should I say duo King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.

My favorite song is in a complete different category — a rap song by Travis Scott ; NO BYSTANDERS. Also my favorite album at the moment is a classic album, ‘Bleach’ by Nirvana.” John Alviar, senior biology major from Stratford, NJ (Camden County).

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Photography by:
Jelani James senior journalism major

What Profs Are Listening To: Liz Cicali

Enzo, Rowan student, playing guitar at a show near Rowan

“The 4333 shows are always really fun! There’s a lot of people there and everyone’s always having a great time. Transfer Post is a fairly new band and they’re performing in shows all around Rowan. I love listening to them,” Liz Cicali, sophomore music education major from Galloway, NJ (Atlantic County)

Band photos taken at two recent shows at 4333 Collective & Artheads Anonymous, by Julia Conner and William Shaw. 

Transfer Post consists of four Rowan transfer students:
Jeff Maul – lead guitar 
Enzo Ronchi – rhythm guitar 
Alex Bierman – drums 

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Story and photography by:
Vanessa Vause, senior public relations and theatre major

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singer and guitar player of Transfer Post playing in a show near Rowan inside

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