Album Review: Jamila Woods Builds A Legacy! Legacy!
Jamila Woods’ has garnered a following that sees her as an ARTISTE! A woman whose
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Album Review: Charly Bliss See If They Are Young Enough
Most of us ask, “Are we old enough?” As if the older our age, the
Album Review: Haelos Ask For Any Random Kindness
Haelos have an unmatched capacity to make hopelessness sound optimistic. Their grooved melancholy makes you
Concert Review: Sharon Van Etten Makes Me Feel Like A Grown Woman At Webster
There are many divisions in life, but few speak about one of the biggest divides
Concert Review: Kevin Garrett Sings To Love And Uncle Stephen At Bowery
Only Kevin Garrett could give a quiet, even tear inducing ballad after discussing how he
Concert Preview: Billy Raffoul Will Run Wild At Gramercy
I LOVE Billy Raffoul, and, on May 7, he is heading to Gramercy Theatre. He
Concert Review: Elhae Sings To Sadness And Sex At S.O.B’s
As people of color, at times, it is hard to speak about our depressions. While
Concert Review: White Lies Spread At Irving Plaza
It could have been the purple, green lighting that hued their set, or the gothic
Film Review: The Last Summer Gets Serious
When it comes to teen romances, you CANNOT beat Netflix. They have given us “movie
Concert Review: Sasami Yells For Self-Love At Rough Trade
“I feel more like myself when I yell,” said Sasami after screeching a scream into
Concert Review: Matt Maeson Uplifts The Strong In Brooklyn
Matt Maeson rained positivity over Music Hall of Williamsburg as if it was a million
Album Review: Jesse Mac Cormack Observe The “Now”
Jesse Mac Cormack’s Now sounds like an Ayahuasca trip; matching strings, synths, and percussions as
Concert Review: Rosalía Stuns At Red Bull Music Fest
Rosalía gave a STUNNING performance, Night 2, of the Red Bull Music Fest. With the
Concert Review: Calan Mai At Rockwood
New York City is the music capital of the world; with what feels like millions
Concert Review: Tyler Ramsey Gives Folk For The Gentle Soul
As Tyler Ramsey played his Mercury Lounge set, I kept on thinking of the meek;