Review: Busty and the Bass show range at The Troubadour
Busty and the Bass recognizes what can be accomplished in the group setting, allowing everyone to shine rather than pushing one individual forward into the spotlight.
Giving Janelle Monáe her flowers, several years too late
Long before blending musical styles became the norm in recent years, Monae’s albums were transcending traditional boundaries, seamlessly and effortlessly.
Trap Beckham is putting on for the city of Jacksonville
The rapper talks birthday mixtape series and how his city can rise alongside him.
Thornton alumna embarks upon promising solo pop career
Rosalind Crane, who goes by the stage name Rozzi, is ready to make her debut.
Review: Erykah Badu delivers a charged, intense performance
Badu’s vocals were simply piercing in a live setting, and she often dominated the soundscape as she belted out the notes.
Destructo showcases up-and-coming artists
The DJ brought the Let’s Be Friends tour to the Avalon nightclub on Friday night, playing his brand new singles.
Review: Fifth Franz Ferdinand album turns over a new leaf
It’s hard to call Franz Ferdinand an indie rock band anymore.
Just like R&B, Goapele has come full-circle
The R&B singer will perform at the Theatre at Ace Hotel Saturday, playing songs from her lengthy repertoire.
Review: Timberlake album is lackluster, disappointing
In fact, the entire album has moments reminiscent of Timberlake’s past greatness, but it never comes close to the previous heights reached in the singer’s career.
Music@RushHour provides a moment of tranquility
The weekly concert series is sponsored by USC Thornton and explores various themes.