Dale Blasingame Associate Professor of Practice - School of Journalism & Mass Communication My mom died five years ago this week - and dad followed a few months later. As the globe shut down because of COVID, my entire world collapsed like a black hole in outer space. I was a bit of a surprise as a baby - born to late-in-life parents who already had three kids in high […]
Music Journalist Bryce Sexson This week officially marks the beginning of spring, and with it comes a number of new releases from your favorite artists. This spring's musical offerings present a rich tapestry of sounds, each project carving out a distinct emotional and sonic space. This season's new music provides a variety of atmospheres, ranging from expansive and bright, to intimate and textured, and richly organic. I’ve chosen three new […]
By Cassidy SegoviaMusic Journalist Not even two months after appearing on the New York Times’ Best Sellers list for her heartfelt memoir, Crying in H Mart, singer/songwriter Michelle Zauner recently launched her third studio album, Jubilee, under her indie-pop project Japanese Breakfast. From the release of her first two albums to her new book, Zauner’s well-deserved recognition from the media automatically placed the new album at a high value. Music […]
By Ezlyh Gutierrez Music Reviewer Writer, artist and musician; Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner began her creative journey in the city of Eugene, Oregon after visiting a café at fifteen years old and watching a couple of older kids play a solo performance "I knew, like, three guitar chords," Zauner said. "[It was] back when anti-folk was really popular. I went home and I was like, ‘I can do this’ and wrote […]
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