Staff writer Sydney Johnson raves all about British indie rock band The Last Dinner Party’s debut album release.
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Managing editor Grace Chapdelaine shares her thoughts on the love and loss of a song and how one’s relationship with music is ever-changing.
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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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The New Wave legend Josie Cotton rose to prominence for her hit song, “Johnny Are You Queer?” featured in the soundtrack for the 80s movie Valley Girl. Recently, Cotton burst back into the scene with her newest album, Day of the Gun, and staff writer Izzy Astuto has sat down with her to chat all about it.
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Nathan Manaker, a Maine-born indie artist who uniquely markets and brands his own music, sits down with staff writer Izzy Astuto to chat about his new single “Side Character.”
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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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From the mountains of Floyd, Virginia, The Wildmans are bringing the core of Appalachia to Boston roots music. Staff writer sat down with the brother and sister duo, Elisha and Aila Wildman, to chat about their music journey, songwriting process and what’s coming up next.
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