Show Review: One More Fright - Only The Poets
"One More Fright" wasn't your typical Only The Poets concert. With a DJ set, fright actors, and spooky covers, it was a Halloween experience like no other.
The End of An Era: A Celebration of Taylor Swift and The Eras Tour
Spanning almost two years, 51 cities, and 4 continents, The Eras Tour has taken the world by storm, becoming the highest grossing tour of all time with over 10 million attendees across the whole tour.
Album Review: “rosie” by ROSÉ
rosie, is an excellent example of pure pop music but with its own freshness and personal flair. Rosé demonstrates her versatility with playful, danceable songs like “3am” and “APT.”, and cements herself as ROSÉ, not “just” a member of BLACKPINK.
Single Review: “Merry Christmas, Please Don’t Call” by Bleachers
Bleachers’ new single, “Merry Christmas, Please Don’t Call” is a melancholic Christmas song that earnestly captures the bittersweet nostalgia that comes with mourning past relationships during the holiday season.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - How The Art of Sampling Links With Sustainability in Music
Sampling is one of the most universal and accessible ways musicians can actively contribute to making the music industry—and the process of music production—more sustainable.
Single Review: “Yoke” by Medium Build and Julien Baker
“Yoke” is a song that hurts beautifully and comforts with its raw honesty. Upon its release, Carpenter and Baker stated, “We hope this song helps anyone who needs it.”
Album Review: “Scarlet 2 CLAUDE” by Doja Cat
Whether you want to rage, rebel or romanticise a loved one (or better yet yourself) the Scarlet 2 CLAUDE album leaves no room for dissatisfaction.
Album Review: Chromakopia by Tyler, The Creator
Chromakopia “showcases Tyler, The Creator at his most ambitious and introspective, blending raw energy with deep vulnerability.”
Show Review: COIN in Orlando
After a two year hiatus, COIN is back and better than ever with their brand new album “I’m Not Afraid of Music Anymore” containing 14 songs about self-acceptance exploring complex emotions and vulnerable feelings while maintaining their signature sound. Along with their brand new album, they started a tour “I’m Not Afraid of Tour Anymore” a few months back with the support of Aidan Bissett.
Single Review: “Let’s Play Tennis” and “Tomorrow” by Moving in Slow
With Moving in Slow, Laurent Chavannes has embraced a genre-blending approach, continuously pushing musical boundaries with each release. His two most recent singles, “Let’s Play Tennis” and “Tomorrow”, showcase his ongoing evolution as an artist.