The Driver Era cruises through Athens
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 12The Driver Era and almost monday had everyone in MemAud rocking out and begging for more.
MUSIC
Eunmi Ko electrifies the stage with piano performance
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 9The visiting artist played a selection of new piano music in Glidden Hall on Monday.
Artist Spotlight: Jorja Smith is an international, inspirational success
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 9The Walsall-raised singer recently dropped her second studio album in September.
Album Review: R. City’s new album exceeds expectations
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 9The hip-hop duo’s heavily anticipated album is a dynamic blend of Caribbean influence and U.K. drill.
Fresh Finds Friday: Music from The Beatles, Cold War Kids
By William Troyer | Nov. 9Here are five new songs from the past week.
Artist Spotlight: Is Laufey this generation’s jazz princess?
By Jessica Ghee | Nov. 9Laufey is reviving jazz music for people of all ages.
The Beat staff reflects on its appreciation for music
By Grace Koennecke , The Beat Staff and Grace Brezine | Nov. 9Containing many music lovers, The Beat section’s members reflected on their favorite albums and the artists who have left a lasting impact on their lives.
Artist Spotlight: Donna Lewis spreads breast cancer awareness in new single
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 8The legendary artist explores the most recent chapter of her life in “The Messenger,” the first single off of “Rooms With A View.”
Drew’s Decrees: It’s too early to listen to Christmas music
By Drew Haughn | Nov. 6As we come closer and closer to the holidays, when is it appropriate to start listening to the music of the season? Drew Haughn decrees only after Thanksgiving.
McGrane and Wallace use the past to create a nostalgic folk pop sound
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 6The Southern California duo’s history contains a fateful convergence of styles and a delicate creation of their sound.
Exploring the beauty of long-form music videos
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 6From Beyoncé’s “Beyoncé: Lemonade” to Lady Gaga’s “Marry The Night,” long-form music videos connect fans to their favorite artists in a more intimate way.
Artist Spotlight: Fake Dad combines musical styles to reach listeners
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 5The duo fuses bedroom pop with synth rock to share their own relatable stories.
Concert Review: The 1975 start off slow, finish strong in Columbus
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 5The band returned to Columbus, Ohio, playing Nationwide Arena on Nov. 3.
Hip-hop's history still influences the genre today
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 2The genre’s roots span from West Africa to The Bronx in New York City, proving its deep cultural significance throughout the world.
Artist Spotlight: Jeff Draco announces new show at Metro Baltimore
By Alicia Szczesniak | Nov. 2The indie artist has promised “a night of unmissable indie pop.”
Fresh Finds Friday: Music from DESTIN CONRAD, Black Pumas
By William Troyer | Nov. 2Here are five new songs from the past week.
What Happens on Court Stays on Court: Roman Candle
By Hannah Campbell and Tate Raub | Nov. 2In this episode of What Happens on Court Stays on Court, hosts Tate Raub and Hannah Campbell talk with members of local band Roman Candle.
"Split” turns up the volume in Athens
By Gigi Twachtman and Ryan Schwieger | Nov. 2Music is one of the few things that can bring people together. Across the world, music can be found everywhere. Performing in front of an audience is a form of community building unlike any other, bringing people of all backgrounds together for a common shared interest.The student band Split recognizes and embraces this idea of community building through live music.
Artist Spotlight: deegie channels unbridled feminine rage into her new single
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 1The pop-punk princess unleashes her emotions and passion with “Scraps (Cleland),” a prelude to her upcoming EP, “EXES.”
Faye Webster is Atlanta’s indie and bluegrass princess
By Nia Menifee | Nov. 1A dive into Faye Webster’s claim to fame and viral hits.
