Concert Review: Bülow Makes Vulnerability Cool At Bowery
Leaving Bowery, I got to meet Bülow, and like anyone that meets a star, I
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Diandra Interviews Mai Lan: Self-Assurance Is Vital To Artists
Performing at The Standard Hotel on September 28, Mai Lan believes self-assurance is VITAL for
Film Review: MATANGI/MAYA/M.I.A. Is An Immigrant’s Tale
When you are displaced from your country, you do not just lose a territory; you
Concert Review: BØRNS Is FAME At Radio City Music Hall
Watching BØRNS at Radio City Music Hall, FAME, as an energy, leapt from the stage.
Film Review: All About Nina Confronts How We Ask Women To Grow Up
When you are a woman, like any member of an oppressed group, you carry double
Concert Review: Fickle Friends Are Your Real Friends At Bowery
Rambunctious, vivacious, and definitely creative, Fickle Friends felt like your real friends at Bowery Ballroom.
Concert Review: Gabriella Cohen Is A Jazzy Queen In NYC
With a quick set, Gabriella Cohen set up to prove she is a
Album Review: Yumi Zouma’s EP III Is A Groovy Addition
Yumi Zouma’s EP III comes just off the edge of summer and feels like a
Album Review: Hippo Campus Show We All Feel Like “Bambi”
From #MeToo to the Global News Cycle, Hippo Campus used Bambi as an opportunity to
Concert Review: Whethan Gives A Wild Wednesday At Brooklyn Steel
Playing an EDM concert on a Wednesday is, certainly, a unique experience. Wednesday is an
Album Review: Justus Profitt And Jay Som Sing To “Nothing’s Changed”
We all have looked at our life and said, “Nothing’s Changed!” Justus Profitt and Jay
Album Review: Dillon Francis Makes Us Say, “Wut Wut”
When I heard Dillon Francis was doing a SPANISH ALBUM, I did not know where
Album Review: Roosevelt’s Young Romance Is An Electro Lesson
Young Romance has captured “the artist”/ the world since the beginning of time. From philosophers
Album Review: Reduxer Creates A New, Welcomed Sound For Alt-J
Alt-J’s Reduxer is a set of 11 reinterpretations of songs from the band’s third album,
Album Review: Moon Honey Confront “Mixed Media On Women”
How we portray someone is how we see them. This may seem inherently obvious, but