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Jazz is alive and well in London

Jackson Ryson, Contributor • November 4, 2024

For many, jazz is a genre only experienced when being placed on hold. Sitting on the line for a few minutes is more often than not followed by the sweet, grainy musings of a royalty-free jazz quartet....

CHROMAKOPIA, CHROMAKOPIA!

Aidan DeSpain, Arts & Life Editor • October 31, 2024

It is here. “CHROMAKOPIA” is Tyler, The Creator’s 7th solo album, and as to be expected, it tops his previous six projects with magical composition and lyricism that leaves listeners wanting more. The...

Goodbye “Brat summer”, hello “Imaginal Disk” fall

Aditya Gunturu, Senior Writer • September 7, 2024

The hyperpop genre, stylized by its drum kits, pitch shifts and an overall exaggeration of pop music recently hit new heights thanks to British artist Charli XCX and her album “Brat”. The trend “Brat...

Lorde Gets a Little too Much Sun on “Solar Power”

Daniel Bernas, Staff Writer • September 3, 2021

New Zealand’s pop princess Lorde shifted the course of Gen-Z pop in 2013 when her inescapable debut single “Royals” led to a cult classic debut record. “Pure Heroine,” however, was where the...