Concert Review: Kauf Makes A Cosmos At Baby’s All Right
“There is something there” is what I thought as Kauf performed his headlining show at
Diandra Reviews
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Concert Review: Laila Biali Aims To Right The World’s Wrongs With Jazz
I swear certain artists are kismet. They enter our domain to elaborate an aspect we
Diandra Interviews Christina LaRocca: Defining Soul In Sound (Part 2)
In the first part of my interview with Christina LaRocca, it was clear to see
Diandra Interviews Christina LaRocca: Music To Hear The Soul (Part 1)
We all want to tell our story, but some have the capacity to use music
Concert Review: Walk The Moon Show You How To Feel Like A Star
Certain artists have a “church-like” quality to them; where entering their concert is like entering
Concert Review: José James Summons Bill Withers’ Wisdom
I have seen José James before, of which his own show felt like a cross
Concert Review: Tribal Seeds Are Reggae Punkers At Gramercy
Immediately entering Gramercy, the air had a certain scented smoke that was unmistakable. I FULLY
Concert Review: Dorothy Uses Her Freedom Tour To Promote Love
Dorothy may have been under the weather, but that did not stop her from putting
Album Review: Camila Cabello’s Debut Makes You Love Camila
Frankly, I went into Camila Cabello’s debut, Camila, expecting “full bops”, and it delivered. “In
Concert Review: The Wombats Fly High In Energy At Brooklyn Steel
As young people, we struggle between the pressure to be perfect according to our eyes
Theatre Review: Mankind Reveals The Need For Womanhood
Synopsis: Mark and Jason were keeping things casual until Jason got pregnant. But however unplanned the
Concert Review: Soren Bryce Is Everyone At Elsewhere
I have had the pleasure to see Soren Bryce before, but then I had the
TV Review: Corporate Is A Smart Comedy On Work Life Misery
Synopsis: From Pat Bishop, Matt Ingebretson, and Jake Weisman comes a dark, edgy look at
Diandra Interviews William Crighton: 5 Questions On Music Consciousness
There is nothing like hearing a song or artist that seemingly understands everything you are
Album Review: Shame Give You “Songs of Praise”
Can you embody shame? Do you want to? It is no secret that music is