Artist Close-Up: Ed Romanoff Is The Orphan King
Ed Romanoff is The Orphan King. After discovering he was adopted, Romanoff used music as
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Theatre Review: Shakespeare’s Will Is One To Witness
Synopsis: Loosely based on the few historical facts known about the Bard, Anne, and their family
Album Review: Chloe X Halle Prove The Kids Are Alright
Chloe X Halle give a choral aesthetic that surrounds you with beautiful voices harmonizing oaths
Theatre Review: Phoebe Legere’s Speed Queen Is A Hug To A Great Life
I never heard of Joe Carstairs, and that is a problem. A fabulous life like
Concert Review: Lydia Balances At Irving Plaza
At Irving Plaza, Lydia’s melodies had a way of softening both stress and adrenaline. From
Artist Close-Up: Saweetie Is High Maintenance
“Saweetie” is not just a fabulously spun term on “sweetness”, but also an added edge
Concert Review: Tall Heights Give Humor And Sad Songs At Rough Trade
Tall Heights always give a good show, and their triumphant return to Rough Trade was
Concert Review: Nightmares On Wax Shapes The Future At Bowery
Going to see Nightmares On Wax (NOW), I kind of expected a typical “DJ” show.
Concert Review: Good Old War Inspire Peace At LPR
When you hear the name Good Old War, you seeming hear a paradox. There is
Concert Review: Justin Nozuka Is Vocal Opulence At LPR
Justin Nozuka’s voice is so opulent in sound that you are stunned by his simplicity.
Diandra Interviews Claire McKeown: Chamber Pop To Save Your Soul!
I always say, In someone else’s story, we can toss between the roles of heroines
Concert Review: Towne Build A Country-Pop Road To Rockwood
I reviewed Towne before, and was asked to do a bio which started like this,
Album Review: PRhyme 2 Is Rock N’ Roll Swag With Rap Finesse
The beauty of PRhyme 2 comes from its sample source: DJ Premier chooses only one artist
Album Review: The Decemberists Sings To The End In I’ll Be Your Girl
Welp, the whole world has gone to hell, but that does not mean you cannot
Concert Review: Amy Shark Is Loved By New Yorkers At Bowery Ballroom
On my way to Amy Shark’s concert, I was on the train trying to comfort