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ARTHUR Reckons with Inclusion in 'Ivy League' with Bubbly Pop
Featured on Frank Ocean’s Blonded Radio show, ARTHUR combines his unique vision of alternative indie pop with a slew of other musical styles and traditions.
From Panorama Music Festival 2018: Shannon and the Clams Interview
Shannon and the Clams is a rising name in alternative and punk coming out of Oakland, CA.
From Panorama Music Festival 2018: The xx Shine at the Otherwise Rainy Festival
The band has adapted their own brand of dance, bedroom pop, and electronic rock into a live show that perfectly encapsulates their aesthetic.
Panorama Music Festival 2018 Saturday Soundbites: Olivia Noelle, Sigrid, Japanese Breakfast, SZA
SZA delivered a fantastic show, complete with top-notch vocal chops, endearing personal anecdotes, and eye-catching movie and lighting design—a triumphant performance.
From Panorama Music Festival 2018: Can Guwop Save Panorama?
The set was far from amazing, but despite its issues, Gucci Mane gave it his all and delivered a great show.
‘Staying at Tamara’s’ Proves George Ezra Has Staying Power
While Ezra’s unique baritone vocal is his defining feature as an artist, the versatility he displays on “Staying at Tamara’s” proves he has much more to offer.
Portrait of an Artist: La’Toya Princess Jackson
With a background in ballet, songwriting, singing, and EDM, La’Toya Princess Jackson has done it all.The Harvard Crimson sat down with Jackson to discuss her artistic trajectory, her new show “Vanity Lane,” and inclusion on stage.
Portrait of an Artist: Kristina Anapau
The Harvard Crimson spoke with actress Kristina Anapau to understand her career and her thoughts on acting today.
On Danielle Nicole’s ‘Cry No More’ and Theft as an Instrument
Danielle Nicole has succeeded not as a visionary, but as a proficient and passionate practitioner of the great American blues tradition.
A Look at Higher Brothers’ ‘Journey to the West’
At the Paradise Rock Club, Higher Brothers proved that their version of Chinese rap has the potential to become a commercially and culturally viable form of modern hip-hop.