Concert Review: Kream Top Chef Their Sound At MHOW
When it comes to Kream’s MHOW show, the duo treated their set like a Top
Diandra Interviews Girl Wilde: Musically Healing Your Own Worst Enemy
From her first response to my interview, Girl Wilde felt highly relatable. Releasing her newest
Concert Review: Bailen Take Over Bowery Ballroom
With not even a debut out, Bailen filled Bowery Ballroom, to their own surprise. The
Album Review: Julia Michaels Sings Her Inner Monologue
Music is the opportunity to hear the same call for love and human compassion in
Concert Review: Boyfriend Is Your Girlfriend At Rough Trade
There are moments when someone says to you, “You will never see a show like
Album Review: Dawn Is Bringing A “new breed” of Electro R&B
Dawn’s New Breed IS EVERYTHING! This album will ignite an avant-garde twerk-fest. On one hand,
Album Review: Ella Vos Asks You To Watch And Wait
Watch And Wait can be taken as a double entendra. On one hand, it seems
Concert Review: Monica Martin Is Herself At Public Arts
Monica Martin completely charmed the Public Arts crowd by being herself. Authenticity will never go
Concert Review: JK Crowe Sings To Feeling Buried
At Mercury Lounge, JK Crowe took the stage and declared a simple truth. Life sucks!
Concert Review: Gnash Sings To The Heartbroken Optimist At Irving Plaza
You ever rewatch a movie, and finally understand the ending? It is as if, for
Film Review: The Kid Who Would Be King Is A Triumph
I love when “kid movies” hold adult, moral lessons. When they try to infuse into
Album Review: Neyla Pekarek Becomes “Rattlesnake” Kate
I am a SUPPORTER OF NEYLA PEKAREK! Her concert for Rattlesnake felt like theatricality compartmentalized
Album Review: James Blake Makes Love “Assume Form”
James Blake’s Assume Form is sexy, and could be a call to arms for those
Concert Review: Two Friends Are A Buddies’ Bash At Irving Plaza
Walking into Two Friends’ Irving Plaza show felt like an event, itself. For starters, NEW
Concert Review: It’s Gabby’s World And Rough Trade Lives In It
Watching GW, I kept on thinking about how 99% of performers qualify themselves as shy