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Whether she’s remixing classic club hits like Mary J. Blidge’s “Family Affair” or creating fresh beats of her own, fans can’t help but dance to Amal Nemer’s music. Delving into her music career only three years ago, Amal Nemer quickly became highly sought after thanks to her natural ability to create house music that is
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By now, I’ve expected almost everyone to have streamed Taylor Swift’s new album: The Tortured Poet’s Department. Thanks to Swifties, and those curious to see if the album was about ex Joe Alwyn or ex Matty Healy (hint: both). TTPD broke Spotify’s streaming record in less than 12 hours. And then, two hours after the
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Poems on display at Taylor Swift‘s Tortured Poets Department library installation at The Grove in Los Angeles contain a noticeable typo. In one of the lines, the word talisman is seemingly misspelled as “talimans.” “My muses acquired like bruises / My talimans and charms,” the poem reads on an antique-looking sheet of paper from a typewriter. READ
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It seems like there’s a new “emerging artist” every day. TikTok viral hits become international earworms overnight, propelling artists to instant, but fleeting, fame. It makes sense then, that artists with staying power have often toiled away for years before achieving mainstream success. It’s easy to believe that, these days, the music industry values virality
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I hate to say it, but all good people admit when they’re wrong. After attending Coachella in 2022, I saw a dying franchise desperately trying to retain its grasp on relevancy. With lackluster Californian crowds who only go for the festival name and not the names headlining, outsiders often wonder why artists treat this as
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The Black literary tradition is rich and exhaustive, and 20 poems could never hope to scratch its surface. But each one of these poems also contains a world within itself—a refracted look at one’s wounds or visions of new ones or, often, both bound up together in the ways only American poetry can achieve. These
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Paul McCartney handled the guitar solos on some of the Beatles‘ most memorable tracks, including “Drive My Car,” “Back in the U.S.S.R.,” “Helter Skelter” and “Taxman.” But he wasn’t always so confident about his playing – in particular during their initial performances. “We had this gig and it was like, the first thing I ever
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Grimes was left defeated after dealing with major technical difficulties during her Coachella set. On Saturday (Apr. 13), the singer-DJ entered the Sahara Stage on a robotic spider which wowed the crowd. About halfway through her 50-minute show, she had to restart the track, “Music 4 Machines,” several times. She told the crowd that they
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Breaking news: it’s Friday. So that means we have a whole week’s worth of new music. After Billie Eilish basically broke the internet by announcing a new album this week, everyone’s wondering who else is gearing up to release some future Grammy nominees. My guess? Harry Styles. (Or is that just a wish?) Either way,
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Over the last few years, HAUSER has become one of the world’s most popular classical performers. His shows are spectacles that thrill thousands of fans for up to three hours. With dozens of musicians on stage, the Croation cellist covers well known orchestral themes as well as new arrangements of modern hits. Although his previous
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O.J. Simpson has been one of the most polarizing figures in pop culture, but rappers have continued to show him love over the years in different ways. His sports career and personal life, namely the infamous murder case (officially listed as the People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson) involving his ex-wife
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Jay-Z and Beyoncé‘s youngest daughter Rumi Carter is now a Billboard-charting artist. Rumi Carter Charts on Billboard On Monday (April 8), Billboard revealed that Beyoncé’s song “Protector” featuring Rumi has charted at No. 42 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The feat has allowed Rumi to earn a record previously held by her older sister
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Interview and Photos by Jordan Edwards It’s been more than a decade since Jack & Jack began building their fanbase on Vine. Childhood best friends from Omaha, they shifted from comedy to music when their covers started getting attention from major artists. “Rise,” their 2018 collaboration with Jonas Blue, solidified them as a musical force.
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