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Alisa S. Regassa
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'The Life of Pablo' Ages Well, Even When Kanye Doesn't
Whatever you may believe, for all intents and purposes, “The Life of Pablo” has immortalized the spirit of the Kanye who was once first and foremost a rapper.
Blinded by the Motion Sickness
Super Bowl LV Halftime Show viewers witnessed an entire retrospective of Abel Tesfaye’s transformation into the Weeknd.
Trump Pardons Kodak And Tunechi And Suddenly Everyone Cares
Although the decision to pardon the rappers may seem odd, the resulting controversy quickly became part of a much more serious cultural debate.
MJ, Kung Fu Kenny, And Busta Will Make You ‘Look Over Your Shoulder’
In a triumvirate few could have foreseen, the musical impact of this collaboration is sure to have the industry looking over their shoulders for years.
The Harvard Student Composers Festival Showcases Harvard’s Student Talent
The Harvard Student Composers Festival took place Dec. 2 - Dec. 5. Sponsored by the Office for the Arts, Harvard University Department of Music, Harvard Composers Association, and the Harvard Undergraduate Songwriters Collective, the 2020 CompFest was a four-day event that sought to highlight student composers of all different musical genres and concentrations.
20+ Features on ‘Featuring Ty Dolla $ign’
In the process of adapting to other artists’ energies, Ty Dolla $ign's own sound takes the backseat and his lyrical genius is given little space to shine.
Every BTS 'Comeback,' Ranked
Take a walk down memory lane of the comebacks — a K-Pop term for album releases and their promotional cycles — that made BTS the global idols they are today.
What Is "We Love You, Alex?"
Although a riveting question-and-answer contest may be what initially captivated viewers, there is no doubt that Trebek was what kept them coming back.
Portrait of an Artist: Guy Fishman, The Guy Who Brought Baroque Back
Contrary to popular belief, Antonio Vivaldi did, indeed, compose more pieces than just “The Four Seasons.”
Bryson Tiller’s ‘Anniversary’ Is Neither a Bop Nor a Flop
“Anniversary” feels like a diamond in the rough in comparison to “Trapsoul" — but Bryson Tiller’s signature flow still manages to save the album.