2019 marks the tenth anniversary of the worst financial year of the Great Recession and also of some of the most iconic bangers of the 2000s. Here’s how economic collapse musically inspired our generation.
Read MoreLed by Alicia Keys as host, the women who appeared on the Grammys stage this year made it resoundingly clear who runs the music world.
Read MoreYou have a playlist for the shower, for the car, for studying — why shouldn’t you have one for your funeral?
Read MoreExisting music about women loving other women fetishizes sapphic relationships, and it took me years to come to terms with my own identity because of it.
Read MoreA list of Korean artists for those afraid of escaping their comfort zone.
Read MoreMissing your middle school days? Read to find out what your favorite scene bands have been up to — this article might just have you saying “rAwR :3.”
Read MoreThe OG bubblegum pop trailblazer turns 20 this month.
Read MoreAwards season is upon us! Check out the songs nominated for “Best Original Song” at the 91st Academy Awards and what song we believe should win.
Read MoreJustin Bieber’s “Mistletoe” may seem like a heartwarming holiday love story, but look a little deeper and you’ll find Bieber’s true message — a condemnation of materialism and its role in climate change.
Read MoreTravis Scott and Tame Impala are two artists you generally wouldn’t put on the same playlist — at first.
Read MoreIt is hard to believe that Ariana Grande broke up with Mac Miller, was engaged to Pete Davidson, and released “thank u, next” all in the same calendar year. Needless to say, her year has been a rollercoaster.
Read MoreThere are too many one hit wonders from the 2010s to put them all on one list, so here’s a few highlights that will undoubtedly bring back nostalgia of those oh-so-cringeworthy tween-age years.
Read MoreLana Del Rey and A$AP Rocky’s make for the perfect dreamy rap duo.
Read MoreArtists often use many tools outside of their main artform to enhance the experience of their art. These tools — such as anonymity — can change or influence your experience in ways that you never realized. Anonymity can be essential to the formation of an artist’s style, aesthetic, and the overall experience they offer their audiences.
Read MoreLessons I learned from dealing with my problematic fave: Kanye West.
Read MoreSt. Vincent and Mitski, two artists of different minority groups, create music that harnesses their struggles and presents them in a pop form that is both unique and complementary.
Read MoreMy life was in a constant state of chaos and I never knew what to expect. However, the one thing I could always rely on was music.
Read MoreWe are all familiar with the edgy, alternative bands Imagine Dragons and Panic! At The Disco. Surprisingly, they have more in common than just their sound – including their openness with fans, Mormonism, and Sin City.
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