Kaash Paige’s guide to success in the music industry
The 19-year-old Def Jam signee has racked up millions of TikTok videos soundtracked to her song and worked with Travis Scott earlier this year.
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Ten Latinx artists you need to know
From fast-paced cumbias to ’90s reggaeton, there is no singular sound that fully encapsulates the array of diversity of the Latinx community.
REVIEW: NIKI’s ‘Moonchild’ breathes life into a world of emotional mystique
Experimental, otherworldly and ethereal, NIKI promises a heart-twisting journey into her debut album and newest artistic vision.
Still Woozy delivers a dynamic track with ‘BS’
In a press conference with Universal Music Group's °1824, indie artist Still Woozy shares insights into his creative process.
USC Professor Richard Wolf speaks on mindfulness in music
The music industry professor encouraged music students to practice frequent meditation.
Leo Xia’s first EP illustrates struggle in success
Xia, a senior, examines identity in Hyphenated, his first EP released on Feb. 24.
Chinese singer Leah Dou debuts with neo-soul sounds
The up-and-coming artist opened the night with a promotional music video.
COLUMN: Give “bad” music a chance
Weezer’s first album, Weezer, also nicknamed “The Blue Album,” saw universal acclaim both critically and financially. Songs like “Buddy Holly” and, my personal favorite, “Undone — The Sweater Song” shot to the top of the charts and found love among their new fans. It seemed as if grunge would finally be dethroned because alternative rock […]
Lightning in a Bottle expects to celebrate their 10 year anniversary this Memorial Weekend
If you’re already having withdrawals after experiencing the Do Lab stage at Coachella this year, fear not, this power house production team is feverishly preparing for their annual festival, Lightning in a Bottle, coming this May. Lightning in a Bottle focuses on music, art, spirituality, all while being the most eco-friendly festival in America. The […]
EVENT: USC Trogons 2015 Spring Concert
USC Trogons held their 2nd Spring Concert Thursday night at the United University Church. Trogons is the first and only East Asian A Cappella at USC, staging songs in Chinese Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, and English. For previous coverage on the USC Trogons, read here.