Jumpin’ on the Y’allternative Bandwagon
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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The Roots of Rave Culture
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, Kylie Minogue and the Power of the Net
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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An Interview With Tiffany Day
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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KARSON. Talks Authenticity, Mental Health and Their Mom
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 Folk Reimagined
Olive Klug is a folk artist, instrumentalist and creative who is reimagining the genre and crafting their own unique story.
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Bentley Robles Isn’t Afraid To Be Called An “Ugly Crier”
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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Women in Music: Beauty and the Beast
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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My Relationship With Reggae
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.
