Diandra Interviews Zandra Kaye: Old School, New Me
Zandra Kaye has a voice and style that makes you press replay, which is why
Reviews
Artist Close-Up: Jace Carrillo Is Giving You Some “French Vanilla Coffee”
Jace Carrillo’s voice is as smooth as coffee. It makes sense. His music sounds like,
Diandra Interviews dani: Dreams, Fears, & Pop Melancholia
Going to LAMC, this year, was a strangely, wonderful journey because we are living in
Diandra Reviews Last Minute Party Ideas
Due to Covid-19, it may be awhile till many get to partying again, and we
Album Review: GUM Is “Out In The World”
Gum’s OUT IN THE WORLD is GROOOOOVVVVYYYYY! It feels as if God sent you text
Quarantine Diaries #4: Toxic Love = Toxic Goals (With A Vibec Playlist)
If sad songs make us emotionally explode towards heartbreak, chiller songs makes us vibe with
A Few Q’s With Diandra Reviews- Listening To El Chisme
Growing up Latinx in America is a wonderful, weird experience. Similar to RAC’s BOY and
Diandra Interviews Leah Kate: Taking You The The 2090’s With A “Bad Idea”
I LIKE Leah Kate’s sound, and her newest track, “Bad Idea,” is a total bop.
Quarantine Diary #3: Looking Inward, Finding Fun (The Playlist)
Okay, I was looking to make a moody playlist today; assuming that the whole idea
Film Review: The Half of It Is So Fulfilling
Written and directed by Alice Wu. The Half of It, out May 1 on Netflix,
Artists Are Brands: Four Tips On Social Media Influencing
In 2020, social media advertising has gone up to a whopping 37 billion dollars, and
Diandra Previews What Is Coming to Netflix in May 2020 (YAY!!!!!!!!!!)
In this last month, Netflix has gained 16 million subscribers within the U.S. Just last
TV Review: #blackAF is #richAF
Kenya Barris has written and produced Black-ish, Grown-ish, Mixed-ish, and helmed an overall, comedic universe
TV Review: Brews Brothers Gives Laughs, But Should Be Crazier
Written by the creators of the outlandish, FX hit, The League, writer Greg and Jeff
A Music Diary: Where Did The Time Go? (Includes Playlist)
Alright, I have made what is, probably, my most eccentric and eclectic playlist to accompany