Preserving the Live Experience with Boston College’s Photo Negative
For Photo Negative, a local band based at Boston College, it is the rush of live performing that motivates them to make music. Photo Negative embodies the trope of a…
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Maude Latour is Indie Pop’s Most Promising Newcomer
Like many other people, I miss Lorde so much. I listen to her old music to fill that void in my heart, but it’s not the same—I need new music….
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The Rise of R&B Artist Maggie Kiing and the Impact of TikTok
18 year old up and coming R&B artist Maggie Kiing joins me via Zoom from the sunny state of California. Right away the singer begins by telling me the interesting…
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Dirty Honey Saving Rock ‘n’ Roll With Self-Titled Debut Album
The day is finally here; the wait for Dirty Honey’s first full-length album has come to an end. Despite the short time the band’s technically been together, it’s felt like…
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Ready to Take the World By Storm: An Interview with Shelton Taylor
Passionate, down-to-earth, and incredibly in tune with his emotions: those are but a few words I would use to describe Shelton Taylor, the twenty-one-year-old Texas native who’s ready to take…
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Where the Stripper Pole Leads: A Comparison of “Montero” and “cellophane”
If you use the Internet, you likely know of the incendiary Lil Nas X music video for his recently released song, “Montero (Call Me By Your Name).” This video had…
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AJR Deliver Another Masterpiece with New Album “OK ORCHESTRA”
There is an innate danger in following up a successful album. What if the next one flops? Do we have to cater to the same fans that loved the last…
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From Promoting to Producing, Subcentral Studio Mixes More than Just Music
When you hear the phrase “the heart and soul of Cambridge,” it’s hard to imagine any area besides Central Square. Home to mom-and-pop shops and artwork that transforms mundane structures…
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Seven Bands That Prove Rock ’n’ Roll Is Alive and Well
No, rock is not dead. I don’t care what any elite, know-it-all music journalists have tried to tell you—rock is alive, and it’s here to stay. Still, I must admit…
