Album Review: Chloe X Halle Prove The Kids Are Alright
Chloe X Halle give a choral aesthetic that surrounds you with beautiful voices harmonizing oaths
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Theatre Review: Phoebe Legere’s Speed Queen Is A Hug To A Great Life
I never heard of Joe Carstairs, and that is a problem. A fabulous life like
Concert Review: Lydia Balances At Irving Plaza
At Irving Plaza, Lydia’s melodies had a way of softening both stress and adrenaline. From
Artist Close-Up: Saweetie Is High Maintenance
“Saweetie” is not just a fabulously spun term on “sweetness”, but also an added edge
Concert Review: Tall Heights Give Humor And Sad Songs At Rough Trade
Tall Heights always give a good show, and their triumphant return to Rough Trade was
Concert Review: Nightmares On Wax Shapes The Future At Bowery
Going to see Nightmares On Wax (NOW), I kind of expected a typical “DJ” show.
Concert Review: Good Old War Inspire Peace At LPR
When you hear the name Good Old War, you seeming hear a paradox. There is
Concert Review: Justin Nozuka Is Vocal Opulence At LPR
Justin Nozuka’s voice is so opulent in sound that you are stunned by his simplicity.
Diandra Interviews Claire McKeown: Chamber Pop To Save Your Soul!
I always say, In someone else’s story, we can toss between the roles of heroines
Concert Review: Towne Build A Country-Pop Road To Rockwood
I reviewed Towne before, and was asked to do a bio which started like this,
Album Review: PRhyme 2 Is Rock N’ Roll Swag With Rap Finesse
The beauty of PRhyme 2 comes from its sample source: DJ Premier chooses only one artist
Album Review: The Decemberists Sings To The End In I’ll Be Your Girl
Welp, the whole world has gone to hell, but that does not mean you cannot
Concert Review: Amy Shark Is Loved By New Yorkers At Bowery Ballroom
On my way to Amy Shark’s concert, I was on the train trying to comfort
Theatre Review: Dogs of Rwanda Howls With The Pains of Trauma
Synopsis: 16-year-old David finds himself in Uganda as a church missionary. He follows the girl of
Book Review: Laura & Emma Empowers Mother-Daughter Bonding
Laura & Emma is like Gilmore Girls in NYC during the 80’s/90’s. Witty, heart-warming, and