By Derek Torres Music Journalist The last album Amor Prohibido, which rising Tejano star Selena released while alive, was reissued with a remaster 30 years to its initial date on March 22. Popularity from the project was garnered from all over and earned her a Grammy for “Best Mexican/American Album.” The release was dubbed Selena’s “best work” for being number one on the Top Latin Album chart and her and […]
By Soleil Caouette Music Journalist From Golden, Texas, Kacey Musgraves produces a primitive record from her core singing about her healing journey. We are used to hearing songs influenced by psychedelics and her country background, so this is a new version of Kacey with electronic and twee-style sounds. When I think of her music, I am automatically brought back to her plain country roots featured in Same Trailer Different Park, […]
Cecelia Moore Music Journalist On March 1, Faye Webster returned with her fifth album, Underdressed at the Symphony. Faye has been an important voice of the modern indie rock scene since her debut self-titled album in 2017. Her iconic sound echoes throughout this album while branching into new facets of her musical sphere. On this record, Webster has established longevity and the ability to reinvent herself more than any project […]
Noemi Vazquez Rap/Hip-Hop Journalist After a five-year album hiatus, ScHoolboy Q finally released his awaited studio album, Blue Lips, in which he presents the listeners with a majestic variety of instrumentals to the deepest of raps. To be real, this is one of those hip-hop albums that got to me as far as the instrumentals from beautiful neo-jazz to punk rock sounds on “Pop” with Rico Nasty. Within the lyrics, […]
By Cecelia Moore Music Journalist Caroline Polachek has had a whirlwind year. With a new album release, a world tour and scoring her first Grammy nomination, the former Chairlift vocalist turned solo artist is just getting started. On the one-year anniversary of her critically acclaimed sophomore album, Desire, I Want To Turn Into You, Polachek unveiled the extended version, Desire, I Want To Turn Into You: Everasking Edition, closing out […]
By Soleil Caouette Music Journalist Known for her beautifully curated alternative indie songs, Marika Hackman brings something new to the table with her latest album, Big Sigh, released on Jan 10, 2024. Her last album, Any Human Friend, was released in 2019 and gained popularity around the UK and other surrounding countries. The fanbase describes Big Sigh as a combination of all of Hackman’s albums, which I agree with. The […]
By Michael Ybarra Music Journalist Hyperpop is a genre of music dominated by the likes of PinkPantheress, Dorian Electra, Charli XCX and many others, all of whom create music with swift electronic beats fit for an exciting house party. However, Namasenda, a Swedish artist, has been slowly carving out space for herself among these giants. Unlimited Ammo by Namasenda She’s been in the game since 2016, but her debut album […]
Kameron Button Music Journalist With the release of the upcoming biopic of the same name, Back to Black, her name is beginning to make way again into the spotlight. She was a true artist, an utterly gifted singer and a tragically flawed person. Even though her flaws affected much of her life as a singer, those flaws helped create her soulful music. During her life, she created two prolific albums. […]
By Camilla Bartholomew Music Journalist If you claim to be an aspiring “granola girl” or possess a love for the great outdoors, Goth Babe is an essential artist to add to your music mix. Goth Babe’s music stands out from other indie folk acoustic artists, such as The Lumineers or Noah Kahan, whom many associate with the fellow nature-lover. Goth Babe’s genre is one I am at a loss to […]
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