Concert Review: Joy Again Show Depression Is Something Music Can Face

Joy Again is, without irony, the music for the depressed. The intensity of their sound and lyricism is laser focused on the darkness you carry…

Album Review: JP Cooper Shows We Can Live Both In Pain And Love Through “Raised In Grey Skies”

    It is a somber time in this world, which is why JP Cooper’s Raised Under Grey Skies is befitting in title and times.…

Artist Close-Up: Bebel Gilberto Gives Music For A Good Day In “Live At The Belly Up”

  Bebel Gilberto has been making music for years, and is one of Brazil’s top artists. With a voice that flaps and flips notes like…

Album Review: Benjamin Clementine Gives Unusual Soul In I Tell A Fly

Benjamin Clementine can be for soul what Frank Ocean is for Hip Hop; adding a sense of strange to the heart of these genres. Clementine’s…

Theatre Review Desperate Measures Leaves You Desperately Happy At The York Theatre

Desperate Measures, based on William Shakespeare’s Measures for Measures is premiering at The York Theatre, and is one of the hottest tickets for Off-Broadway that…

Artist In Review: Miley Cyrus Shows She Has Gotten Older In “Younger Now”

  What unabashed irony that Younger Now is about Miley Cyrus on getting older! Yes, she is still in her early twenties, and I am…

Theatre Review: KPOP IS A MUST HAVE Experience IN NYC

KPOP has to be one of the best musicals currently in the NYC. It is the happier, even more political version of Sleep No More,…

Concert Review: STACEY Becomes The Rose of Rockwood Music Hall

Stacey was made for the high-caliber lounges; where dames and gents go to remember sophistication. She carries her body and voice like an old movie…

Concert Review: Yelle Is A Living Dorothy At Rough Trade NYC

From the minute Yelle walked out with a ruby-shined jacket and skirt, I knew I would love her. Fabulosity could not be denied as she…

Album Review: Barns Courtney Debuts With Tales of “The Attractions of Youth”

Barns Courtney’s brilliant debut, The Attractions of Youth, is rocking feast of sounds and analysis on being young, ambitious, and totally lost on how to…

Album Review: Demi Lovato “Tell Me You Love Me” And I Will Say It Right Back!

Demi Lovato’s Tell Me You Love Me might as well be the club album for every woman that has danced with her man, loved him,…

Album of The Month: Jhené Aiko’s “Trip” Is A Beautiful Guide To Grieving And Loving Again

At 22 tracks, Jhené Aiko’s Trip is a psychedelic nose-dive into the much needed but much procrastinated desire to grieve. At least most of us…

Concert Review: Luis Fonsi Sings To Love In Despacito At King’s Theatre

I’ll be frank. I have been feeling sentimental or rather sensitive with the tragedy currently happening in my Puerto Rico, which made me moved to…

Concert Review: Ásgeir Gives Adult Lullabies To Love At Irving Plaza

Ásgeir is one of the best concerts to go to when you want to feel lost in music. The Icelandic artist brought the Northern Lights…

Concert Review: Jaymes Young Knows Heartache At Brooklyn Steel

Jaymes Young wants to feel something, which he made very clear in his debut. Yet, at his Brooklyn Steel performance, the urge came to life.…