
Bedroom Pop
By combining elements of [mainstream pop and hip-hop] as well as the nostalgic melodies of the ’90s, bedroom pop is on its way to redefining mainstream music.
Theo Lim-Jisra and Isabella Moussavi
• November 19, 2019

The Dotted Line
On March 28, Lil Uzi Vert released the track “Free Uzi,” a protest of his record label. Rappers continue to call out their labels for abuse, so why do they keep signing?
Sam Mutz and Sukhman Sahota
• October 15, 2019

Breaking Barriers
In the past, artists have questioned whether revealing their true identities to the public was worth sacrificing their reputation. However, recently, popular artists have begun to open up through their music, leading to the celebration of broken barriers.
Ellie Rowell and Karina Kadakia
• October 15, 2019

Hear Me Out
Truth is, many Americans are missing out on international music. Everyone around the globe listen to our top hits, so let's listen to theirs.
Fiza Usman
• October 15, 2019

Is It All About the Music?
With constant advancements through the addition of outside attractions, the music festival industry has recently gained rapid attention from the public. But does this mean that these events are straying away from their original roots and drifting towards becoming a marketed experience that solely aims to make a profit?
Kailee Correll and Bridget Packer
• October 15, 2019

Thank You for the Music
Movies and music—they're more connected than you think. Soundtracks and scores play an irreplaceable role in the success of films.
Jess Weiss, Neive Wellington, and Rosa Schaefer Bastian
• May 28, 2019

AOM: Renaissance Man
Embodying the spirit of a 21st-century renaissance man, Leo Marburg’s dexterity in the realm of the performing arts is always present in his daily life.
Kailee Correll, Ellie Fitton, and Neive Wellington
• March 18, 2019

Not Music To Our Ears
The trajectory of music education lies in the hands of today’s young musicians. While many are beginning to emphasize an academic approach to music, this reorientation that disregards expression and emotion will taint the future of musical education.
Ashley Guo and Sophie Jacob
• March 18, 2019

Fight FYRE with FIRE
Ss the truth about the notorious Fyre Festival continues to be uncovered, documentaries illustrating the clandestine events leading up to and after the festival have gained significant momentum.
Sophie Jacob, Karina Kadakia, and Claire Moley
• March 18, 2019
Making Wacky Work
Emily Filter, Angie Cummings, and Gigi Tierney
• March 14, 2019

Woodstock Makes a Comeback
Summer 2019 brings the 50th anniversary celebration of the original 1969 Woodstock Music Festival. Will it be success?
Hazel Shah, Ellie Fitton, and Theo Lim-Jisra
• February 12, 2019
Music on the Map
Angie Cummings, Isabel Hadly, and Emily Filter
• February 12, 2019
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