Local band Bumblebee Saturday surprises everyone
A new band with a unique sound. Bumblebee Saturday has been working endlessly to create new, innovative music and over the past year as a local band trying
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It’s not spooky season, it’s BRR season
Gucci Mane releases “Woptober II” and does not disappoint When it comes to Gucci Mane, albums and mixtapes drop without much time in between and very little disappointment
What it takes for an artist to come to the U.S.
It seems like artists spend more time filling out documents than performing. The United States has always been a place for artists to express their talent. Musicians come
There’s something about a physical copy
The importance of maintaining physical media in an increasingly digitized world Remember when records were the primary source of listening to music? Yeah, me neither. I only vaguely
in: A&E, Life, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized
/ 09/19/2019
‘Norman F—ing Rockwell!’: Lana Del Rey
The cult alternative artist’s fifth studio album is a delightfully melancholy glimpse into Lana Del Rey’s truest self Since the beginning of her career, Lana Del Rey has
Channeling the ’90s at Irvine’s FivePoint Amphitheatre
The FivePoint Amphitheatre is a temporary music venue constructed in Irvine, California by Live Nation Entertainment. Live Nation merged with Ticketmaster in 2010 to form a larger conglomerate
Top 5 Songs on Young Thugs Album ‘So Much Fun’
Young Thug, also known as Jeffrey, Sex and Thugger is one of raps most influential rappers since stepping onto the scene in 2014. In August, the superstar dropped
in: A&E, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized
/ 04/25/2019
Review: Show Me The Body “Dog Whistle”
The trio’s latest album builds upon hardcore tradition by bringing together a glorious mix of genre fusing noise-punk Show Me The Body has been front and center in
in: A&E, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized
/ 04/25/2019
10 quintessential hip-hop and R&B songs that sampled jazz
Below are 10 hip-hop and R&B classics that sampled jazz “I Love Music” — Ahmad Jamal This song was sampled by Pete Rock on “The World is Yours”
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/ 04/24/2019
“Let the blues blood flow and come out to show them”: A review of “A Quiet Farewell, Twenty Sixteen to Twenty Eighteen” by Slauson Malone
Slauson Malone’s debut album explores jazz and the blues in a new way Slauson Malone is the solo project of New York based producer, visual artist and Standing
Kei Akagi Trio plays jazz in McKinney Theatre
Japanese jazz pianist Kei Akagi and his trio joined Saddleback College in McKinney Theatre Monday night to put on a performance comprised of jazz standards and original material
10 songs to get you through this week
10 songs to listen to while you work this week Below are 10 songs to get you through this week. Listen to them on Apple Music. 1. Bill