Emily Himes, Author at The Heights

Phillip Phillips’s new album, “Collateral,” doesn’t incorporate enough of his impressive vocals, but includes a few songs with potential.

Since the US-Cuba embargo was lifted, Cuba has seen an increase in tourism, including tourism as a result of the music industry.

Shane McAnally is the writer and producer behind many famous country hits, making him a backbone of the genre.

Devin Dawson displays his lyrical expertise on his debut album, ‘Dark Horse.’

The University Chorale and Symphony Orchestra impressed Trinity Chapel with harmony and Christmas cheer.

Complete with comedic dance performances, the Heightsmen Cafe featured energetic covers of old classics and Britney tunes for an upbeat show.

Taylor Swift’s ‘Reputation’ is a retaliatory piece of pop-music, poking fun at herself while barraging her enemies with incendiary synth-ballads.

Giving a powerful portrayal of Old Testament stories with ‘Elijah’, the University Chorale amazed audiences with intense harmonies.

Weezer’s uses classic riffs and throwback themes to evince strong notions of fun in the sun on a irreverent summer’s day.

Weezer’s new single, “Happy Hour,” blends lyrical and visual nonsense for a fun, bright, and good music video.