Album Review: Calpurnia’s Scout Is Rock History With A Fresh Sound
I CANNOT be the only one that looks at Calpurnia, and thinks, “What the hell
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Northside Fest: An Overall Review of The Fest That Took Over Brooklyn
I have done a few reviews on Northside Weekend, but wanted to give one FINAL
Festival Review: BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival – Los Lobos
Los Lobos are ICONIC for Latinos because, for a community that struggles with how and
Northside Fest Artist Fest Close-Up: Weslee Is The Future
As I continue to revel in the awesomeness of Northside Fest, I marvel at one
Northside Fest Artist Fest Close-Up: Latasha Is A Hidden Rap Queen
There are times when you see someone perform, and swear they NEED to be big.
Diandra Interviews Vista: Clear Minds Make A Bigger Sound
Vista are a duo of strong personalities with a big sound. They are unafraid to
Diandra Interviews Autumn Walker: Re-defining Indie And Mainstream Sound
Being called “indie” is the most positive, misunderstood word; usually attributed to an artists that
Northside Fest Artist Close-Ups: Topaz Jones Is The Next Big Thing
You always hear that term: Next Big Thing! Yet, sometimes, it really does encompass means.
Concert Review: Sam Evian Sam Evian Is “You, Forever” At Rough Trade
Taking the magical train out of Brooklyn, where NORTHSIDE FEST DOMINATED, I felt like a
Concert Review: Bent Knee Stand Tall At Mercury Lounge
The first time I ever saw Bent Knee I admired their familial unity. You can
Concert Review: Treya Lam Inspires The Future of Music At Joe’s Pub
Playing at Joe’s Pub, Treya Lam’s show was so impactful and stunning even children silently
Album Review: Lykke Li Is The Socrates of Love In So Sad, So Sexy
Lykke Li’s So Sad, So Sexy hit me right in the feels. Why? Because not
Album Review: Bülow Hits You With Teen Angst In Damaged Vol.2
Is it strange to say Bülow sounds “damaged”? Welp, in her new EP, Damaged Vol.2,
Album Review: Sheppard Herd The Flock Into Watching The Sky
Imagine you are a vibrant, rainbow colored seaweed floating through the ocean. That is what
Concert Review: Rae Isla Shows Love Is Divine At Mercury Lounge
It is PRIDE MONTH Y’ALL! With that, LGBTQ’s history and future comes to the forefront