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We haven’t truly heard from Beyonce herself since her iconic sixth studio album, "Lemonade," back in 2016. From creating a rap album with husband Jay-Z to recording a soundtrack for Disney’s reimagining of "The Lion King," the singer has kept herself busy, so no wonder it’s taken six years for a new solo project from the beloved activist, mother and performer.
Maggie Rogers is still a relatively new artist within the alternative-pop sphere, but she’s always been able to captivate listeners with her raspy vocals and introspective lyricism. After attending a New York University masterclass at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music in 2016, the singer caught the attention of Pharell Williams with what would soon be her first major hit, “Alaska.”
The Ohio State Fair has been around for over 150 years, earning the reputation as one of the largest annual state fairs in the United States. After the pandemic prevented the fair from happening for the past two years, Ohio governor Mike DeWine announced it would make its return to the masses from July 27 to August 7.
Many are probably surprised that OneRepublic is still together after 15 years. Despite being notoriously mistaken for One Direction, their longevity is attributed to the amazing bond the band members hold with one another.
Francois Klark entered the music scene in 2018, dropping his debut album, Love. With only eight tracks, the album garnered the attention of major musicians such as Jon Bellion and Ginuwine.
Since April 22, the Kennedy Museum of Art has featured a new exhibition on display called “Connections, Remembered.” The exhibition features work from Ohio University students enrolled in the 2021-2022 Museum Studies Certificate Program.
Who would've thought Remi Wolf was a Junior Olympic ski racer for 10 years before she started creating music? In an interview with i-D, the singer said, "I never once injured myself, which is a big feat. I lived a bit of a triple life -- ski life, school life and music life. It got quite confusing."
The Beaches, a girl group composed of lead vocalist and bassist Jordan Miller, guitarist Kylie Miller, keyboardist and guitarist Leandra Earl and drummer Eliza Enman-McDaniel have an interesting history.
The moss is quite the name for a band that transcends genres and eras, as well as states. The Hawaii-based group looks the part of an early-90s grunge band, reminiscent of a young Nirvana. Composed of vocalist and guitarist Tyke James, drummer Will Fowler and guitarists Brierton and Addison Sharp, the group was formerly just teenage wanna-be musicians.
For soul and pop-rock singer, Casii Stephan, Minnesota gave her roots, but Tulsa provided her with wings of her own. After moving to Oklahoma to launch her musical endeavors, it’s clear that Stephan is a potent force.
Haley Johnsen began her journey toward becoming a musician, boldly diving into new territory after years of being an athlete, in Portland, Oregon. Before sports though, there was always the constant hum of music in the background of life’s moments.
Lydia Luce sounds like an ordinary name until one looks at her impressive musical catalog as a Nashville-based artist. From viola and violin work for artists such as Eminem and Dolly Parton to accompanying Kasey Musgraves on stage, Luce is a name that deserves more recognition than it gets.
Medium Build has roots that are quite noteworthy. Their interesting stage name is backed by existing member Nick Carpenter, an Anchorage, Alaska native. Carpenter is a storyteller at heart, using inspiration from his upbringing to create music.
On May 31, following accusations of cheating on his ex-fiance Maya Henry, former member of One Direction Liam Payne was featured as a guest on YouTuber Logan Paul’s• podcast “IMPAULSIVE.”
Rooted is an Asian-American band that most would need to do a double-take when seeing live. The band consists of five members, all of whom are middle school students. The indie pop-rock band came together after performing covers by Guns' N' Roses, Journey and Echosmith.
Sophie Allison, known by her stage name Soccer Mommy, is a potent force in the alternative genre and a cunning lyricist. She is known to twist the knife deeper into listeners' skin with her depictions of mental health, adolescent angst and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with loving someone.
MUNA, made up of Katie Gavin, Naomi McPherson and Josette Maskin, is back after three years with a colorful and joyous third self-titled album. From truthful confessions to heartbreaking stories of lost love, the trio captivates listeners with their openness and vulnerability, while also integrating the stories of queer relationships.
If you’re looking for new music, The Wrecks may just be the equivalent of hitting the jackpot. On June 10, the alternative group released their sophomore album Sonder, and are hitting the road to perform after three years of waiting.
2022 has been a big year for electronic-pop artist Jake Lancer. He's released a debut EP while jumpstarting his musical career as a queer singer-songwriter living in New York City. Lancer is only at the beginning of his musical journey, but he has an eye for storytelling, combining his personal experiences with those he creates.
After the COVID-19 pandemic prevented various summer camps throughout Ohio, CAT Camp is finally back in Athens county this year from June 13-15. Hosted at Ping Recreation Center, the camp is designed for children with Type 1 diabetes between the ages of 8 and 17.
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