Lovers of atmospheric female ballads, queer artistry, and experimental indie pop production should look no further than Los Angeles based Japanese American Singer Songwriter Miya Folick. The Santa Ana, California born and raised artist grew up learning music taiko...
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One Year Later, Twiddle Returns to Baltimore Under Different Circumstances
The American blues-country-rock jam band Twiddle will drop by the Baltimore Soundstage on April 7th as part of their Spring and Summer ’23 tour. The show begins at 8:00 pm, and will be opened by One Time Weekend. Baltimore is a regular stop for the Vermont natives,...
Who Will Cut Our Hair When We’re Gone?: A Unicorns Album Review
The literal definition of a unicorn, as you may know, is “a mythical animal typically represented as a horse with a single straight horn projecting from its forehead.” This has little to no relevance to the album we will be discussing today. However the metaphorical...
Best Movie Soundtrack. Ever. – From the Junk Drawer
If there is one movie that I have seen more than any other, it is definitely Diablo Cody and Jason Reitman’s Juno (2007). If anyone turns on the film I know every word, but even better than that, I know every music cue. If you are not familiar with the soundtrack,...
EARWORM: 90s Fever!
Spring has sprung, and I have set to music each footstep I take. Whether I’m on the quad or in the grocery store, my April playlist is guaranteed to put a pep in my step and a smile on my face. The songs I’ve been listening to this month have ruthlessly remained stuck...
Plugged into the Global Frequency
I find it remarkable that within a century (or even half of one), it has become so accessible to find music from around the world. Derrick Gee covers it well here. Before the Beatles, could the average American find or even care about music from across the pond? Even...
Music: The Key to Raising Your Vibrations Without Toxic Happiness
It’s inarguable that music drastically affects mood - a multitude of psychological studies and firsthand experiences can easily back up that statement. Seeking positivity in life therefore means valuing high vibrational music and hearing music that not only sounds...
The Music Industry, TikTok Ban, And Congress, Oh My!
If you’re an avid TikTok user or even just a casual scroller from time to time, you’ve probably noticed that thousands of people are using the platform to promote their music. Everyone from the smallest SoundCloud rappers to the next Taylor Swifts of the world are...
Nostalgia, Innovation, and Non-Western Electronica: An Unrelated Analysis
I’ve already discussed at length how music, and especially electronic music, has had an interesting relationship with nostalgia in recent years. In my previous articles, I mentioned how drum n bass, house, and UK garage are coming back in a big way, a trend that can...
Alexandra Savior is Creating Her Own Image
Singer-Songwriter Alexandra Savior was destined for fame the moment Courtney Love discovered her YouTube channel in 2016. The singer describes a blooming friendship with the “Hole” singer in an interview - “I had a lot of strange phone call conversations with her. We...









