Juniper Wolff Music Journalist Potentially Egregious Error, most known as P.E.E., is an anomaly of an indie emo band from the '90s. Their 1996 freshman album, “Now, More Charm and More Tender,” is one of the more unique projects that came out of the second wave emo scene. Sporting a very interesting band name and album cover, P.E.E. uses its distinctive, stand-out nature to continue growing in popularity decades after […]
Music Journalist Bryce Sexson We’re only two months into the new year, and it’s already been a record-breaking year for rap. Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance broke Michael Jackson’s record for the most viewed half-time performance, and Doechii’s win in the Grammys “Best Rap Album” category, makes her one of the three women to ever receive the award. With monumental wins and historic performances, it’s clear that the world is […]
Bryce Sexson Rap/Hip-hop Journalist Well before hip-hop was dominated by the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Drake, there was a small group that emerged from the New York underground rap scene called De La Soul. This group, composed of Kelvin “Posdunos” Mercer, David “Trugoy the Dove” Jolicoeur, and Vincent “Maseo” Mason, pioneered the genre of “jazz rap” which paved the way for some of today’s most notable rappers. Although this […]
Riley Watkins Music Journalist It’s that time of year again! “For what? Thanksgiving? Christmas?” I hear you asking. Tis finally the season for award shows! In the rapidly shifting landscape of how we consume media, award shows have seemed to become lost in the mix. I believe this is especially the case with the Grammy’s, as they are not as vital to the success of artists anymore. It is easier […]
Jack Doczy Music Journalist Few bands have traversed as wide a musical landscape as Everything But the Girl. Throughout ten albums released between 1984 and 1999, the duo of Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt continuously evolved, exploring everything from jazz-inspired pop to jangly guitar rock and the pulsating rhythms of electronic music. After a two-decade hiatus, they’ve returned with Fuse, a record that reflects their past while embracing the present. […]
Cecelia Moore Music Journalist When I look back at the music that impacted me in my early life, One Direction stands out among the sea of top 40 hitmakers I adored. I was as involved as I could be as a 7-year-old girl, with books, magazines, posters in my room and a life-size cardboard cutout of my favorite member, Liam Payne. After the shocking and heartbreaking news of his tragic […]
Rinah Milter Music Journalist Initially, I heard about Michael Gordon, who performs under the name Mk.gee, from Tik Tok. His song “Candy” was a trending sound, and it hooked me. I went down a rabbit hole researching his journey and music, and I found he has been behind the scenes in the industry for a while. He has written for artists like Role Model, Drake and Fred Again, and he’s […]
Marcus Cortez Rap/Hip-Hop Journalist “You are now listening to the real and that would be Clipse, The Neptunes and the new label.” After a 15-year hiatus, hip-hop fans are finally able to hear this line come back to life, with the return of Virginia Beach duo Clipse collaborating once again with legendary producer Pharrell for their new upcoming album Let God Sort Em Out in late 2024. With their upcoming […]
Robert Lloyd Howard IV Rap/Hip-Hop Journalist Before many artists make it big, they often go through a process of discovering their signature sound—a journey that can take years of experimentation and self-reflection. Along the way, many artists adopt different aliases to showcase their versatility, evolution, and willingness to take risks. Each alias often represents a distinct chapter in the artist's life and career. One such artist is Devon Hendryx, who […]
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