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In general, the theme of this column is going to be oversaturation or overpopulation, but in relation to two specific things. In the NBA, there’s an incredible density of talent between the 30 teams in the league. In the music industry, there’s new Drake music every season. I’m sick of waiting for both to change at this point, so let’s get into why.
Delilah Brao is a Boston-born and Los Angeles-based indie pop singer/songwriter with a penchant for blunt lyrics and bedroom pop instrumentals. She has released eight singles since her debut in 2020 and is set to release her first EP in the coming months. Her most recent single, "Over The Phone," was released in October and serves as an emotive prelude to the upcoming release, “Since You’re In New York.”
Happy Friday! With the end of the week in sight, it’s time for new music.
Last Friday, The Recording Academy announced its nominations for the 2024 Grammy Awards, causing music fans to praise and criticize the organization’s decisions. With major artists like SZA and boygenius leading with the most nominations, the awards ceremony is sure to be one of the most competitive Grammy Awards for its range and explosion of great music from the last year.
Ali Coyle is a queer Irish-American musician whose style dances on the border of dream folk and indie rock. Coyle’s new single, "Dreamkiller” is just the latest addition to her discography of singles and EPs that champion her one-of-a-kind artistry. Each original song in her repertoire is a blend of delicate emotion and unique decision-making in the studio.
Minnesota-born and Tulsa-based indie/soul rock singer-songwriter Casii Stephan has impressed listeners for nearly a decade with her powerful voice and lyrical authenticity. Her discography is an emotional journey through her defiance of negative social norms, such as sexism, ageism and “playing nice” as a woman.
Oct. 27, The Mountain Goats released “Jenny from Thebes,” a sequel album to their largely popular 2002 record “All Hail West Texas.” “Jenny from Thebes” focuses on the titular Jenny, first introduced in a song by the same name. Here, frontman John Darnielle further explores the settings and characters he once left in “All Hail West Texas,” answering the question proposed on the album’s Bandcamp page: “Who is Jenny, really? What is she running from?”
Halfway through Breast Cancer Awareness Month, songwriter and platinum artist Donna Lewis released "The Messenger," a single written in defiance of the cancer inhabiting her own body. The song is a prelude to her upcoming album, “Rooms With A View,” which dives deeper into her recent personal journey of struggle and healing.
Rising Maryland and Washington, D.C. artist Jeff Draco has been described by the film and music magazine, The Luna Collective as, “on track to become the next household name in the indie music scene.” Alchemical Records has said, “Draco’s trajectory has been extraordinary.”
With a calm, soothing voice, Atlanta native Faye Webster has been impressing audiences since late 2013 with her music. Her music is no stranger to social media platforms such as TikTok, where snippets of her songs have gone viral multiple times. The song “I Know You” recently went viral for its moving lyrics. Many of Webster’s songs consist of soft pop instrumentals and light and slightly airy vocals.
Mereki is an indie Australian/English pop artist who creates music with a purpose. Her song, "In Everything," was released this year on her debut solo album, "Death of a Cloud." Last week, Mereki released a music video for this song, the drawn visual reminiscent of classic childhood fairy tales.
Anna Storm is a pop singer and songwriter on a mission to empower her listeners with messages of confidence and a history of overcoming adversity. Her fearless style encourages others to step out of their comfort zones and discover their self-worth.
It’s finally time for every Bobcat’s favorite weekend, HallOUweekend. One of the major traditions going back all of the way to the 18th century is dressing up for this haunted holiday. Many students have known what they would dress up as for weeks, if not months, in anticipation of this long-awaited weekend. From pop culture sensations like Barbie to classic standbys such as angels and devils.
Happy Friday! It's been another week with new music. Also, happy HallOUween weekend! With that said, it's always good to listen to new tunes. Just this past week, we have new music from Berhana, Mk.gee and Kevin Abstract.
Modern hip-hop legend R. City is not only a master of the art but also an inspiration for those who face the long, grueling journey through the music industry before achieving their goals, the same journey that the group has been through and learned from. The group is made up of two brothers, Theron and Timothy Thomas, both of whom possess wisdom beyond their years and talent beyond any scope.
Classic rock listeners are often drawn to the nostalgic, distinguishable sound of rock from before the digital age. Rock 'n' roll 50 years ago was dirty, passionate and most of all, loud. Now, it seems as though that sound is impossible to recreate due to the changes in production technology.
The world does not lack news about the ongoing climate crisis. News outlets and advocates are vocal about the impending threats that ignorance of the state of environmentalism will bring to fruition. What the world does lack is examples of creative means by which to express these fears, and Seth Glier is here to fill that void.
In the past decade, an exceptional familial music group has emerged out of Santiago City, Philippines. 4TH IMPACT, formerly known as 4TH Power, the group is composed of four sisters: Almira, Irene, Mylene and Celina Cercado. The group performed on The X Factor UK in 2015 and earned the status of a Top 5 Finalist. Their time on the show featured a cover of Jessie J’s “Bang Bang,” a rendition that amassed over 190 million views on The X Factor UK’s official YouTube channel.
Happy Friday! A new week means new tunes. Just this past week we have new music from Brittany Howard, Kid Cudi and Maple Glider.
Drake’s new album was not all bark and no bite as “For all the Dogs” was released Oct. 6. His desire to give his fans new music that resembles his older music from his albums “Thank me Later,” “Take Care” and “Nothing was the Same” was what brought back his R&B style. During his It's All A Blur tour, Drake announced that he was fed up with his fans asking for “that old Drake man,” so he promised to bring the old Drake back to life, doing exactly that.
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