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A Night of Music: What to expect from the 60th GRAMMY Awards

By KENAN DRAUGHORNE
January 26, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

It’s fitting that the GRAMMYs will be held in New York this year, rather than the award show’s usual home at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles. It feels like a fresh start for the ceremony in more ways than one, as it seeks to reverse the trend of frustration and controversy following recent awards shows.

Five most anticipated performances at the GRAMMYs

By SAM GIBBS
January 26, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

These talented artists are set to take the stage at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.

Musician Two Feet gives electrifying performance

By ARIANNA SCAVONE
January 25, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

Dramatic, raspy and dark, Two Feet’s music is eerily relatable for millennials today.

Fall Out Boy’s ‘MANIA’ is repetitive and faux-inspirational

By SOPHIA SPIRUS
January 23, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

MANIA is to Fall Out Boy as 1989 was to Taylor Swift. It’s difficult to say whether fans will be disappointed or not with Fall Out Boy’s style.

EDEN’s debut LP ‘vertigo’ is heartfelt and innovative

By CATHERINE YANG
January 21, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

EDEN establishes his place as an artist capable of fusing pop-EDM with themes of personal expression, especially true on songs like “gold” that combine electronic beats with soulful, earnest vocals.

To Pen a Butterfly: How I finally earned my father’s blessing to pursue writing

By KENAN DRAUGHORNE
January 21, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Music

Welcome to the first edition of “To Pen a Butterfly,” a weekly column where I’ll be sharing personal stories and opinions on the music industry!

Børns’ “Blue Madonna” lacks lyricism and consistency

By KIERAN SWEENEY
January 18, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

While it fails to make a lasting impression, the record has some moments of promise.

REVIEW: Camila Cabello’s self-titled solo debut is a promising start

By RYAN SONG
January 17, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

When singer Camila Cabello announced her departure from the popular girl group sensation Fifth Harmony, fans were questioning what she would do with her career. Could she hold up on her own? Would her popularity remain as strong as before? She made promising solo music, such as a placement on Machine Gun Kelly’s “Bad Things” […]