But, you can boldly dance, or listen or party however you see fit. Personally, IвЂ™m going to follow the Enterprise theme with the closing credits of Discovery Season 2, which mixes the Russo Discovery theme in the classic TOS theme composed by Alexander Courage. Or, you can remix these songs with various cuts from the different scores. It may be a cheesy song, but I dare any true Star Trek fan not to feel a little bit better about life after listening to it.Д«y subscribing to the Star Trek newsletter, which may include personalized offers from our advertising partners, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data collection and usage practices outlined in our Privacy Policy.ДЇrom there, you can boldly take your Star Trek Day party music wherever you want. The song is probably better known as вЂњFaith Of The Heart,вЂќ to the faithful fans of Star Trek: Enterprise. ThatвЂ™s right, you are obligated to play вЂњGoing Where My Heart Will Take Me,вЂќ by Russell Watson. But, thereвЂ™s just one track you must play before you move into that stuff without words. (I just pre-ordered that one on vinyl, did you?) Either way, these old standards like вЂњBlue SkiesвЂќ and вЂњThe Best Is Yet to ComeвЂќ are the smart way to move into the lush scores of the expansive symphonic Trek sonic world. If youвЂ™re doing a Star Trek playlist that is going to transition into the various scores, I think these ending slower songs are a good way to lead into the soundtrack for The Motion Picture, or even Jeff RussoвЂ™s score for Picard season 1. LetвЂ™s hope thatвЂ™s still true.ДЄt this point, my suggestions for your playlist are coming to a close, at least in terms of vocal tracks. Star Trek tells us the best is yet to come. Your call.) Either way, thereвЂ™s not a better sentiment for what Star Trek is all about than this song, and so if you want to play it twice, I understand. The recorded version Darren released of вЂњThe Best Is Yet to Come,вЂќ sadly lacks the duet with Captain Sisko, but you can do SiskoвЂ™s part. (Synthehol is fine by the way!)ДЇrom there, itвЂ™s time to visit our old friend, the holographic lounge singer, Vic Fontaine, better known in this quadrant as James Darren. ItвЂ™s beautiful, will make you cry about Data, and generally get you in a more reflective, cocktail-sipping mood. So, letвЂ™s drop out of warp with the newest version of вЂњBlue Skies,вЂќ as sung by Picard star Isa Briones. Which means youвЂ™re ready to take things slow. Maybe this is the point in your party that you want to sit back and relax. First Contact RocksДЇor me, that Rihanna track from Beyond makes me want to start playing some stuff thatвЂ™s a little calmer. (They sang this one in the episode вЂњAn Obol For Charon.вЂќ) Just never forget that David BowieвЂ™s wife, Iman, was also the shapeshifter Martia in The Undiscovered Country. And thatвЂ™s why itвЂ™s a perfect time to play Tilly and StametвЂ™s favorite song, вЂњSpace Oddity,вЂќ by the immortal David Bowie. Why would you put this 1997 track on after Wyclef Jean, other than the fact that the songs came out the same year? Well, Tonic is the band that was formed by Jeff Russo who is.the composer for Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Picard!ДЄfter you have four fairly percussive tracks in a row, you might want to calm things down a little bit, you know, go from Warp 8 to like Warp 2 for a second.

If you want to keep things going and to keep the dance beats happening, then I suggest you segway directly into Wyclef JeanвЂ™s вЂњWe Trying to Stay Alive.вЂќ This was the track that the Discovery crew blasted during the party scene in the episode вЂњMagic To Make the Sanest Man Go Mad.вЂќ After that, if you want to keep it in the Discovery vibe, but also go for a deep-cut, I suggest you stick with the вЂ90s nostalgia and play the song вЂњIf You Could Only SeeвЂќ by the band Tonic. Get ready to assemble your Star Trek Day Playlist and as Captain Pike would say: Hit it. Best of all, these are tracks you heard in actual Star Trek shows or movies, or that exists right on the edge of the Final Frontier. Jerry Goldsmith is great, but letвЂ™s talk about a slick Star Trek playlist that includes mostly Rock, and Hip-Hop. But, to make your Star Trek Day party really special, you could curate a playlist that actually kicks some serious anti-matter.

To make your Star Trek Day party special, you could simply put the various scores of Star Trek on repeat. This means, if youвЂ™re marathoning Star Trek at home, or throwing a nice, safe socially-distanced Trek-themed party, youвЂ™re going to need some music.

During this particular birthday, Star Trek has never been stronger. On September 8th, Star Trek will turn 54 years-young, which, letвЂ™s face it, is like still the teenage years for a Vulcan. 2020 has been a hard year for a lot of reasons, but if thereвЂ™s one day to celebrate, that day is Star Trek Day.

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