Juls promises the next summer anthem
Julia Sposito complements her academic drive with an ambition to make music.
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‘Chloë and the Next 20th Century’ thrills fans
In his latest album, Father John Misty softens his usual comic wit and resigns to entertaining with the timelessness of a love song.
Band of brothers revive psychedelic rock
Thornton senior and sibling duo “Drew & Luke” pen tunes straight from the ‘60s.
‘Blue Banisters’ attempts to resurrect and redeem
Lana Del Rey’s new album follows heavy controversy surrounding the pop singer’s comments and behavior.
‘Golden Hour’ turns to tragedy in Musgraves’ ‘star-crossed’
Her latest album finds its relatability through its scattered presentation of anger, nostalgia, regret, and hope.
Lorde leaves the party scene for quiet beaches
Lorde’s long-awaited album evaluates growing up in an aging world.
Professors eagerly await a campus return after over a year of zoom
Instructors look forward to welcoming students to in-person classes after semesters of remote learning.
SCA students haven’t forgotten their drive to create
Despite the difficulties of distanced Film/TV production, SCA students cling to their creative inspirations and the need for collaboration.
Indie folk artist sings with an old, wonder-invoking soul
Thornton student Noa Zimmerman has released two floaty new songs.
Fearless USC artist releases new single: ‘My Way’
Starting off senior year with a bang, Thornton senior Jairus Edwards releases his latest single My Way, a groovy exploration of the book of Exodus and social justice.