On his debut EP, Still Woozy takes some risks
Still Woozy Lately Still Woozy · May 3, 2019 It would be nice to be given a little more surprise from one of the most refreshing sounds in music today.
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Olivia O’Brien’s ‘Was It Even Real?’ – Was it even good?
Olivia O’Brien Was It Even Real? Island Records · April 26, 2019 Despite O’Brien’s underwhelming voice, the album succeeds with its bop-worthy production and poetic lyrics.
Q&A with SONTALK
WRBB’s Craig Short caught up with singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Joseph LeMay, who performs as SONTALK. His music, a blend of delicate dissonance, distorted slide guitar transmissions, sequenced beats, vinyl samples and warm electronics, has culminated […]
Labrinth, Sia & Diplo Present… nothing new
LSD LSD Columbia Records · April 12, 2019 It’s hard to get excited about this album when half of it has already been in your rotation since last November.
Juice comes home to a sold-out crowd
Juice April 12, 2019 at Brighton Music Hall The atmosphere in the room was electric, with energy radiating from both the ecstatic crowd and the band. Juice, a genre-bending septuplet originally formed at Boston College, […]
Emily King gives Cambridge a show to remember
Emily King with Jennah Bell April 7, 2019 at The Sinclair Even after two encore songs, the audience was still begging for more, cheering and clapping until finally the house lights had to be turned […]
Jade Bird’s debut is an instant classic
Jade Bird Jade Bird Glassnote Records · April 19, 2019 On her debut self-titled record, Bird allows her raw voice to drive the album, showing that Brits can do Americana too.
Ben Platt enters the world of pop with ‘Sing to Me Instead’
Ben Platt Sing to Me Instead Atlantic Records · March 29, 2019
Billie Eilish’s debut is a nightmarish trip into her mind
Billie Eilish WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? Interscope · March 29, 2019
Troye Sivan releases full-length ‘Bloom’
Troye Sivan Bloom Capitol Records · August 31, 2018 Sivan’s enviable comfort in his own skin makes his intimate sophomore album feel like something only he could create.