Album Review: Zach Gill Shows You “Life In The Multiverse”
For some, life is like a video game. We are jumping through buildings, flying through
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Diandra Reviews The News: Bryson Tiller Is Going To Set It Off
Celebrating the release of True To Self, Bryson Tiller is readying for tour life.
Album Review: Free Throw Ask You To “Bear Your Mind”
Free Throw comes onto the scene with a sweet emo-pop sound that counters the synth
Elements Lakewood Review #3: Sunday Was An Electric Goodbye
Life, ultimately, is a series of temporary experiences. Some good, some bad, and all impactful.
Elements Lakewood Review #2: Saturday Is The Payoff
If Friday was a combined day of exhilaration and anticipation than Saturday felt like a
Elements Lakewood Review #1: Everything Good Starts On A Friday
From the beginning, Elements Lakewood sets up that you are REMOTE from civilization, city
Concert Review: Oh Wonder Leave Me Feeling Wonderful At Rough Trade NYC
Oh Wonder played to the nines at Rough Trade NYC, presenting new material from
Concert Review: Ruth B. Is Golden At Le Poisson Rouge
There we all were. Sitting with candlelit tables, and glaring forward at the neon hues
Album Review: Serena Ryder Shows “Utopia” Is A Choice; Not A Place
Fast and fun music are the Two F’s Serene Ryder serves in her new album
Artist Close-Up: Klyne Is A “Sure Thing”
Deep House from the Netherlands…. yes please! When Sam Smith and Disclosure are asking Klyne
Song Reviews: Grace Carter Shows Why Relationships Invoke “Silence”
Communication is such a hard part for relationships because emotions are confusing.. Rising UK
Concert Review: Antonia Bennett Show The Magic Of Love At The Cafe Carlyle
Antonia Bennett is doing a sweet, jazz run at The Cafe Carlyle. The New Yorker
Album Review: Cende Releases A Record of “#1 Hit Single”
Imagine your life was an invisible cage, of which music was the only key
Artist Close-Up: QUIÑ Adds Fantasy To Soul
Imagine living in the world of Pandora from Avatar; it is a mystical place born
Theatre Review: Vineyard Theatre “Asks Can You Forgive Her?”
In 95 minutes, Gina Gionfriddo’s Can’t You Forgive Her? asks an in important question; “Can