by adviser | Nov 21, 2023 | In the Press, Interviews
Before their performance at WVAU’s Capitol Boogie, Ari Voxx & the Sad Lads sat down in the WVAU studio to discuss their creative process, the inside scoop on the D.C. music scene and their next record. It’s been a few years since the inception of Ari Voxx &...
by adviser | Nov 17, 2023 | Blogs, In the Press
When the original 9:30 Club opened in May of 1980, it became a home for Washington D.C.’s counterculture. Housed at 930 F Street, the outside of the music venue was decorated with graffiti, and the inside humbly fit about 200 people—enough for bands like Nirvana, the...
by adviser | Nov 16, 2023 | In the Press, Interviews
From jamming on the National Mall to playing a sold-out show at The Atlantis, I present Couch, a Boston-based funk-pop band. I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with some of the members of Couch and chat about their new extended play, Sunshower, and their...
by adviser | Nov 16, 2023 | Blogs
On Nov. 10, 2023, Victoria Walker, professionally known as Pinkpantheress, released her debut album, “Heaven knows.” Pinkpantheress initially gained traction through TikTok with her songs “Pain,” “Break it Off” and “Just for Me,” which were later released on her 2021...
by adviser | Nov 16, 2023 | Blogs
Five Songs That Make My Ears Bleed: Let’s start off strong with the most well known worst song of the past decade: “Friday” by Rebecca Black. The unironic corny track was the most disliked song and video following its release. Poor Rebecca; she was only a...
