Aidan Salas Music Journalist Olivia Rodrigo's third studio album “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love” is another factor on how she stands alone compared to her peers. If you don’t know who Olivia Rodrigo is, then you have been living under a rock. She released her blockbuster debut album “SOUR” on May 21, 2021, and has remained the voice for Gen Z girls. Songs like, […]
Aidan Salas Music Journalist The title of Kali Uchis’ third studio album brings a supernal vibe when you read Red Moon in Venus. A red moon is rare which brings this once in a lifetime feel when you listen to the album. Kali Uchis has always played with genres in her albums and doesn’t mind mixing opposite genres in one album; Red Moon in Venus is a product of […]
Aidan Salas Music Journalist “Heaven is a place on earth with you / Tell me all the things you wanna do” is the iconic line that everyone in the world knows from the song “Video Games.” Born to Die is Lana’s debut album that came out in 2012 that was a massive success. In an era of pop music using trendy EDM, synth-pop, indie-pop, and feel-good music, Lana was […]
Allison Kirk Music Journalist Life is hard. The world will throw obstacles. Especially as college students, It’s easy to become overwhelmed, tired, and stressed. But when it comes to an artist with relaxing, carefree melodies, Jack Johnson is one of the best. Johnson is widely recognized for his featured songs on the Curious George live-action soundtrack, and now, with his newest album titled Surfilmusic, he partners with guitar-duo Hermanos Gutierrez […]
Aidan Salas Music Journalist A new pop girl has emerged and released her debut album, PRIMA. ADÉLA was introduced to us as a contestant in Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE documentary series. The Slovakia-born, Los-Angeles based singer has been putting the work in to become the next main pop girl all this time. I’ve always had my eye on her because I knew she had the stage presence and […]
Allison Kirk Music Journalist Credentials After 6 years, The Strokes just released a new album, Reality Awaits, and there’s been a lot of controversy online about it. This album is different than anything we’ve heard from The Strokes before. The band introduces a darker, more techno side than what we’ve seen before, and the lead singer, Julian Casablancas, even uses autotune over his voice in a couple of songs. […]
Marissa Quiroga Music Journalist Far from being just a Tik Tok Artist, Doja Cat has secured her place as the top leading voice in pop. Proving herself once again, we should take her seriously. Although at times, artists run the risk of changing their identity, Doja Cat refuses to define herself. What truly sets her apart is the constant reinvention of each album. Whether it's her debut album Hot Pink or […]
By Riley Watkins Music Journalist Back in 2022, just mere days before Black Country, New Road garnered critical acclaim with their album Ants from Up There, lead vocalist Isaac Wood announced that he would be stepping away from the band. Wood cited declining mental health as the primary reason for his departure. His deep voice and spoken-word style of singing were key to the appeal of the band's first two […]
By Riley Watkins Music Journalist The ambition tagged along with a prospective creative project is often short-lived. I, for one, have roughly a half-dozen sketchbooks filled a third of the way full, twenty books on my shelf that I have never read and a hundred songs that have been learned and subsequently forgotten on guitar. Prior to the release of her debut album SAYA, Japanese Canadian musician Saya Gray was […]
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