Theatre Review: Peter Who? Gives Spiderman A Silly Spin At NYMF
The New York Musical Festival has swept through Theatre Row, and it has brought the
Diandra Interviews Andrea Cruz: How Music Teaches Diversity
Preferring to create music that cannot fit in any space beyond your choice to like
Diandra Interviews Delaporte: Finding The Confidence To Lead A Genre
In some regions of the world, certain genres are just beginning to pick up. It
Diandra Interviews Tomasa Del Real: Loving Sex, Music, And The Internet
Tomasa Del Real is going from Chile to the world with a Reggaeton/ Perreo mix that,
Concert Review: Madisen Ward And The Mama Bear Soar Through Family Love
Madisen Ward And The Mama Bear thrive because they are a mother and son duo.
Album Review: Bryant Myers Debuts In “La Oscuridad”
Bryant Myers has not had an easy life, but this past year can be divided
Album Review: G Herbo And Southside “Swervo” Your Nightlife
I had the pleasure of listening to Swervo at a party setting, which is exactly
Concert Review: This Is The Kit Shows Life Is A Journey At Bowery
The future is unknown, but yet every move we make in life, oddly, molds it.
Concert Review: The Crowd Gets Found With Bermuda Triangle At MHOW
Never in the history of my life have I seen three more beautiful voices unite
Diandra Interviews Carlos Cros: Keeping The Fun of Creating Music
Carlos Cros has always had an elegance to his music, and La Major Defensa, his
Album Review: Olivia Chaney Shows You Are Your Own “Shelter”
Sometimes, we need quiet. We need to take out all the surrounding noise so that
TV Review: Strangers Episode 6 Will Make You Ship Milo And Zoe!
Here is why I admire Strangers Season 2, and Mia Lidofsky’s creation. It has taken
Concert Review: Courtney Barnett Gives Her Heart To Prospect Park
At her BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn show, at Prospect Park, Courtney Barnett was a complete badass
TV Review: Is Hulu Castle Rock Scary or Creepy?
I should tell you that I am scared of my own shadow. I purposefully go
Album Review: Phantastic Ferniture Don’t Overthink Their Self-Titled Debut
Before I begin my review of Phantastic Ferniture’s self-titled debut, I begin with an origin