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Campus organizations have continued to hold events in a virtual format, despite the ongoing pandemic. Andrew Holzaepfel, director of Ohio University’s Performing Arts and Concert Series, said the series held 70+ virtual events during the previous Fall Semester.
When you hear the name Charli XCX, the first thing that comes to mind is likely her feature on Iggy Azalea’s hit 2014 single, “Fancy” or “Boom Clap” from The Fault in Our Stars soundtrack. But, there’s more to the English singer-songwriter worth noting.
Color of Music Collective is an organization founded by Mia Van Allen in May 2020 with a goal of increasing the public conversation about underrepresented communities within the music industry.
The 27-year-old eastern Tennessee native’s rise to stardom has been anything but mundane. Just within the past year, Morgan Wallen has become one of the most recognized and beloved names in country music.
For most of us, 2020 stopped after February — at least, nothing felt real after then. Whether it was the COVID-19 pandemic, the death of so many loved celebrities, the protests for Black Lives Matter or the bananas 2020 U.S. election, so much happened this year, and it never slowed down. The only bright spot was the music — particularly, the melancholy songs that helped us cry our way through this dumpster fire of a year.
In a year that has caused such turmoil and heartache across the world, Taylor Swift has put all her efforts toward creativity and graced listeners with not one but two surprise albums. Following July’s release of Folklore, Swift has released its sister album, Evermore. Riddled with the same raw lyricism and folk sound as Folklore, Evermore further shows listeners that Swift is a domineering songwriter in today’s industry.
IRIS is an LA-based independent singer and songwriter. She was featured in LA Weekly, in which she shared, “I’m trying to do more fun pop-disco inspired things but also integrate more soul and rock vibes into it.” It is obvious when listening to her music that IRIS enjoys mixing several sounds, from older styles to new.
In the label’s early years, ScHoolboy Q was often pegged as a secondary member on Top Dawg Entertainment’s roster. The independent label was fraught with new and exciting voices such as Ab-Soul, who released Control System to critical acclaim, and Kendrick Lamar, whose first two commercial projects, especially Good Kid, m.A.A.d city, were considered roaring successes.
The Adelphia Music Hall is certainly putting on a dinner and a show this Friday. The music hall, 203 2nd St., Marietta, is putting on their very first episode of The Southeastern Sessions with Craig Heath, Megan Bee and John Walsh.
Any seasoned folk listener can identify how Bon Iver has designated themselves as one of the more prominent folk bands in the industry. Their unique, light sound is accessible to a wide variety of listeners, making Bon Iver popular among many generations. One doesn’t have to be a diehard fan to enjoy famous tunes such as “Skinny Love” and “Roslyn.”
Deante’ Hitchcock, the Atlanta, Georgia-based rapper, has released the deluxe edition of his album BETTER just over five months after its initial release.
Lana Del Rey got it right by returning to her roots in the critically acclaimed Norman F------ Rockwell, two years after the release of Lust for Life in 2017.
Uttering “I’m not into mainstream music; I listen to a lot of underground stuff” when followed by artists like Rex Orange County, Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys is certainly comical because of their wild popularity. Most of us have seen the Twitter jokes, and another band that fits right into this category is The 1975.
Though Jon Bellion is more well-known for being the mastermind behind several radio hits — “Holy” by Justin Bieber and Chance the Rapper, “Trumpets” by Jason Derulo and “Memories” by Maroon 5, among others — it’s time to recognize him for his own stunning discography.
Tucker Pillsbury, more commonly known by his stage name, ROLE MODEL, has just released his third EP, our little angel. Pillsbury has yet to release an album, though there is no denying he should. However, ROLE MODEL is still in the midst of developing his fanbase and his name. He is excelling nevertheless, by consistently releasing singles, promoting his work actively on social media and reaching listeners worldwide through multiple streaming platforms.
Harry James, better known by his stage name KID BRUNSWICK, claims he doesn’t know what he’s doing when he steps into the studio, but it certainly doesn’t sound that way.
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Diving into the broad idea of a concept album, California-based alternative band The Neighbourhood is back with its fourth studio album, Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones. Pulling inspiration from David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust, The Neighbourhood’s frontman Jesse Rutherford takes on the persona of the titular character, Chip Chrome. Decked out in silver-paint and chrome-colored attire, Rutherford ceases to exist on the album, and Chip Chrome is now leading the band.
Conway the Machine is a Buffalo rapper and founding member of Griselda Records along with his frequent collaborators and family members Westside Gunn and Benny the Butcher. His latest project From King to a God is considered his debut studio effort, although it follows a prolific run of albums and mixtapes since he signed to Shady Records in 2017.
Today is Tuesday, September 1st, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:
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