Is America racist? Yes. The question is whether we can overcome our darkness if history is a strange bed-fellow. You have white men that…
I have seen Charly Bliss a few times: as openers and headliners. I always prefer the latter because they feel like a prom show…
The Wrong Man is a 90 minute nose-dive into the wronged life and wrongful death of Duran (played mesmerizingly by Joshua Henry). Playing at MCC…
I was a little kid in New York when 9/11 happened, and though memories my childhood fade into blips of my like for Barbies, obsession…
When we think of trauma, at best, we think of a night in the emergency room. People filing around trying to save a life that,…
I am going to come clean here. I wanted to see Rexx Life Raj because he was Kehlani approved, and she is one of my…
In a tiny red room, known as Rockwood, Gon introduced an album to a gathering of people that would all say they had just heard…
For Saint Bodhi, music is a space that flows through time and vision. It is like emotional puddy in one’s hands; at times, you can…
I can honestly say two things about Trey Edward Shults’ Waves: it is one of the best films I have ever seen and the most…
Jordan Rakei plays for the bedroom; whether you are by yourself in it or about to spark fireworks between you and your bae. For…
Okay, prepare for another one of my random comparisons/ concert descriptions; Suzy Jones felt baptismal at Mercury Lounge. She used her voice as if to…
Yelling your misery into a mic, proclaiming Justin Bieber’s need for an edible arrangements with a “Sorry” card, and throwing water bottles into a crowd…
When I told my friend I was going to see Jeremy Zucker without her, I can only describe her reaction as: I had seen…
Anthony Ramos is feeling good. His debut album is poppin, his ring finger is rockin, and his career is not stoppin. He is, literally, what…
Twin XL felt like a sweet, succinct “text book version” of a “hit factory.” All their songs felt made for radio at Webster Hall, and…