The mainstream is dead. 17- year old New York artist is paving his own path online before he performs at Bentley University’s Black Fashion Show.
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Is Sir Mix-a-Lot back? Staff writer Olivia Lindquist explores the renewed popularity of music by 90's rapper Sir Mix-a-Lot through the popularity of fan edits and thirst traps on TikTok.
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In this exciting Q&A with genre-defying rapper Khary, staff writer Jonah Gershovich dives into everything from studio session motivations to musical growth.
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In an interview with pop soul singer-songwriter Beane, staff writer Meira Fiber-Munro captures the artist’s time at Berklee College of Music, on American Idol and his experience being a queer musician.
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Staff writer Izzie Claudio gives us an in-depth run-down of the 1995 Britpop standoff between energetic rock bands Blur and Oasis.
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Staff writer Sean Perry speaks on the ever-evolving but always iconic RuPaul’s Drag Race, addressing controversy regarding the competitions’s lip-sync songs and battles as they become more mainstream.
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Susannah Joffe, a queer artist breaking into the DIY indie rock scene, is every bit Texas as she is rockstar. In this interview, staff writer Meira Fiber-Munro gets an in-depth look at Joffe’s journey and trajectory.
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Staff writer Mikey Artuso sheds light on a genre that has emerged in recent years and revitalized country music. Introducing: y’allternative.
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Staff writer Tara Byrne delves into the roots and evolution of rave culture, interviewing an Emerson student about their own experience with raving.
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Troye Sivan and Kylie Minogue are bonafide pop icons. Both hailing from the Land Down Under and sporting a primarily queer fanbase, the two artists have each been hugely successful in their own right. However, Sivan’s career has an advantage Minogue’s does not: the power of YouTube.
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Staff writer Daphne Bryant sits down with electro pop musician Tiffany Day to chat about everything from reclaiming and redefining her Asian identity to growing into her own unique style.
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Staff writer Maya Eberlin sits down with agender glam rock artist Karson. to talk all things queer, mental health and family.
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Olive Klug is a folk artist, instrumentalist and creative who is reimagining the genre and crafting their own unique story.
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Mexican-American and queer pop artist Bentley Robles aims to bring proper representation and energy to his music and performances — represented in his newest EP, UGLY CRIER.
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Numerous trailblazing musicians are women, but many go unseen and unheard. Staff writer Roxie Jenkin showcases a small portion of the riveting Boston music scene that promotes intersectional bands fronted by women.
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Online director and staff writer Daphne Bryant talks her special relationship with reggae, everything from her upbringing to the nuance she’s learning to explore.
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