Festival Review: OZY Fusion Fest Solidifies Itself As My Fave Festival (Part 1)
From the minute I entered OZY Fusion Fest, which happened at Rumsey Playfield on July
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Festival Review: OZY Fusion Fest Solidifies Itself As My Fave Festival (Part 2)
Yes, I said it: Karl Rove, Tom Steyer, and Chelsea Handler discussed Trump’s Impeachment, and
Diandra Interviews Mirella Cesa: How Choosing Your Art Is Choosing Positivity
We all try to figure out how to best represent our community, and our clashes
Concert Review: Kewin Cosmos Is The Leading Man At MHOW
I see it now; Kewin COSMOS HEADLINING BARCLAYS! At Music Hall of Williamsburg, Kewin Cosmos
Concert Review: John The Martyr Give A Couples Night To Brooklyn Bowl
I always say that you know you are a good artist if I think I
Concert Review: BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn Creates Magic With Anoushka Shankar
There are those that believe life is magic. I always struggled with that beauty of
Diandra Interviews Ana Tijoux: The Unexpected Music Warrior
When you think of Ana Tijoux, you think of strength; someone so in tune
Diandra Interviews Mitre: Behind The Mysticism of Music
When it comes to showmanship and spiritualism, Mitre is your ARTIST. Listening to their music
Theatre Review: Trainspotting Is Absolutely Gross, And You Might Like It
While one woman laughed out loud at having Renton’s ass in her face, another man
Artist Close-Up: Dean Lewis Will Soundtrack Your Break-Ups
If music is the food of the soul, I think breakups feed music. Most songs
Concert Review: Jade Novah’s Time Is NOW At S.O.B’s
There is no argument after the release of her debut, All Blue, Jade Novah’s time
Diandra Interviews M.Rivers: From Champion Fighter To Champion Artist
Releasing his newest single, “Don’t Drink The Water”, M.Rivers is building that he is an
Concert Review: The Magic Numbers Are Teddy Bears At Mercury Lounge
As lead singer, Romeo Stodart, discussed how he believes his young son might be the
Concert Review: Chastity Pummels Life’s Comfort Zone At Baby’s All Right
At Baby’s All Right, Chastity felt religious. Each chord cried like a baby being born
Film Review: Puzzle Shows The Quiet Splendor In Everyone
Synopsis: PUZZLE is a closely observed portrait of Agnes, who has reached her early 40s