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The Jonas Brothers: Back From the Grave to Melt our Aging Teenage Hearts

In 2006 we had It’s about Time, The Jonas Brothers in 2007, A Little Bit Longer in 2008, and Lines, Vines, and Trying Times in 2009. The Jonas Brothers dominated pop music and became a staple of the 2000s. But yet, as quickly as they rose to pop stardom, they went their separate ways. Kevin getting married, Nick pursuing a Solo act (Nick Jonas and … Continue reading The Jonas Brothers: Back From the Grave to Melt our Aging Teenage Hearts

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Kanye: The Individual

Controversial, creative, narcissistic, but most importantly one of the most impactful artists to ever exist. Kanye West spent what seemed like most of 2018 engaged in angry twitter rant after rant, becoming the laughing stock in the eyes of many, however everyone still seems to forget how wonderful of an artist he is, and the underlying fact that he is a true reflection of authentic … Continue reading Kanye: The Individual

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An Ode to Mac Miller

Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and Kurt Cobain. Looking back on an artist’s work seems almost incomplete when their life was taken away at such a young age. Artists in their twenties have barely grasped the edge of their creative ability, and tears fall as music lovers reminisce on what could have been. Mac Miller was a truly modern musician. He redefined the genre … Continue reading An Ode to Mac Miller

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Creativity Within Reach: SoundCloud’s Contribution to the Modern Music World

The chances of artists getting recognized for their talent is a tedious task, especially with no means to get their art publicized. The outdated practice of selling CD’s on the streets now has a more modern twist. With the progression of technology allowing artists to publish their work, the industry welcomes an influx on new creativity. Soundcloud, the free music platform, has conducted a musical … Continue reading Creativity Within Reach: SoundCloud’s Contribution to the Modern Music World

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Florence + The Machine, Hunger. The New Golden Age

I was recently asked to write about the “new golden age of alternative female artists” and although I think I probably missed the true era of unapologetic female rockers like Blondie, Stevie Nicks, and Joan Jett I will say that there is one female artist of the 2000’s (and last month) that I am unconditionally in love with, and that is Florence Welch of Florence … Continue reading Florence + The Machine, Hunger. The New Golden Age

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