Tag: music
More Than A Million: Aaliyah’s Music Re-released
It has been years since Aaliyah Haughton’s music has been available to the public. Though Haughton has managed to keep her R&B presence years...
DePauw Art Walk: Showcasing Creatives on Campus
After months of planning, the DePauw Contemporary Ensemble will host their first DePauw Art Walk this weekend. The interactive art festival will take place...
Jack Omstead: DePauw’s Spotify Star
Filled with catchy synth leads and stacked vocal harmonies, senior Jack Omstead’s music blends the best of mid 2000’s hip hop with a modern...
Smallpools Rocks Their Way Onto WGRE
Written by Shelby Schoen and Jayden McAlister.
WGRE has added some feel-good, head-bopping tracks to its catalogue this semester. From big names like Bob Marley and...
A Baby Gospel: Kirk DaBaby Album Review
The first time I heard DaBaby was on Lizzo’s remix of her popular song, “Truth Hurts.” Hearing his unique rap style piqued my interest....
5 Bands to Rock Greencastle This Weekend
Five bands will take the stage this weekend as part of Almost Home Restaurant’s tenth annual Greencastle Music Fest.
Looking back on Tom Petty: A photographer’s brief but unforgettable encounter
Before junior photographer Connor Burgess left to cover Milwaukee’s music festival Summerfest, his mom made him watch the 1980’s cult classic “Fast Times at...
As 2015 ends, year's best albums chosen
2015 was an exciting year for music. The industry fought new battles as some artists removed themselves from Spotify and others formed...
New Florida festival set to kick off summer season
In a simpler world, when you used to be able to count the number of music festivals on your fingers, Coachella would remind music...
WGRE: Singer-songwriter challenges religion in most recent release
In 2013, Josh Ritter broke away from his usual poetic, professor-friendly folk music to make a deeply personal divorce album, "The Beast...