Though its been four years since his last release, John Mayer states he still has something to say in this eclectic collection of sounds and simply thoughtful ideas, ‘The Search for Everything: Wave One.’
Arts, Music
Sheeran Continues His Upward Shot With “Castle on the Hill”
Ed Sheeran’s “Castle on the Hill” gives fan a second glimpse into his new album ‘Divide’ and things are looking promising.
Arts, Music
‘Lemon Memory’ Explores New Sounds With ’80s and ’90s Roots
‘Lemon Memory,’ the second album from British indie rock band Menace Beach is full of fading guitar chords and lofty vocals.
Music, Arts
The xx’s ‘I See You’ is Harmonious and Haunting
‘I See You’ continues the success and artistry previously seen from The xx with emotion, drama, and mystery.
Arts, Fashion, Music, Featured Column
Too Close for Comfort, Recognizing Suspicious Intentions
It is often hard to discern people’s true intentions but doing so early on can save you from uncomfortable, and even dangerous, situations.
Music, Arts
Chainsmokers, Grey, and Halsey in Singles This Week
The Chainsmokers croon about the city of lights in “Paris,” Grey ft. Bahari both call unrequited love to mind in “I Miss You,” and Halsey sets the backdrop for the film Fifty Shades Darker with “Not Afraid Anymore” in singles this week.
Arts, Music
Cage the Elephant Tackles Ritualistic Medicine in ‘Cold Cold Cold’ Video
Showmanship is a term that should be absent when speaking of medicine or therapy, but Cage the Elephants new video for ‘Cold Cold Cold’ finds that spectacle in the fields may have harrowing consequences on vulnerable individuals.
Arts, Music
Dua Lipa Uses Colors to Explain Cognitive Dissonance in ‘Be The One’ Video
Spanning the road, as a lover trails behind, Dua Lipa’s latest video for ‘Be The One’ explores dissident thoughts through light and color in the skies and in each of us.
Music, Column, Arts
Living in the Midst of Art and Stardust
Can an English major still fall in love with science? Yes. This column shows how my personal journey as a student and writer illustrates the inherent connection between the arts and sciences.
Arts, Music
Imagine Dragons, Sia, and Grace VanderWaal in Singles This Week
Imagine Dragons bring an electric vibe to the ‘Passengers’ soundtrack, Sia proclaims “you can do anything” in Angel By The Wings, and Grace VanderWaal couples a raspy voice with strength in ‘Beautiful Thing.’
