music

Ariana Grande’s fan base grows concerned over recent health speculation

“Ariana Grande’s hit tour Eternal Sunshine intends to be a wrap for this pop star’s public-facing work following a planned hiatus after her London show. While reassuring her fans that this hiatus was non-reactive and planned time off, fans can’t help but wonder if this is the doing of social media scrutiny.”
Tattoo Tales: JM Brenner

“I put on a pair of headphones and just listen. It’s the best thing in the world.”
No translation needed: Latin music’s cultural takeover

“Driven by streaming and a new generation of listeners, Latin music has become a defining force in today’s music industry.”
Butler Community Arts School launches spring sessions

The campus-based music program has opened offerings for lessons and classes next semester.
Art of grief and loss

Irwin Library is displaying blocks of the historic AIDS quilts along with other art pieces to inspire collaborative projects.
Jazz is for everyone

“Full of wrong notes. Background music. Music that’s the performer and not the audience. Elitist jazz snobs. Old and dying genre. Some of these narratives about jazz contain grains of truth and can make the music feel inaccessible.”
Depresso espresso: Roasting your sad playlist

“We all have that playlist we run to in moments of sorrow, sometimes even in the moments where the smiles on our faces couldn’t be more real. Just because the lyrics within a song are sad doesn’t mean you have to have a sorrowful mood.”
Pop rocks

“Listen to whatever makes you happy. If that’s not pop, that’s fine, but don’t rain on my parade buddy.”
Girl in Red is doing it again, baby: Album review

“Each track offers a unique glimpse into Ulven’s introspective world, showcasing emotionally charged lyrics and infectious melodies.”