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Chaepter – Companion Music
Written By: Brian Diaz Often times when it comes to listening to small independent artists or bands, one of the first things I notice is the production of their music. Most of the time the production quality tends to be a weak aspect as they try and find what works for them as they fine Read more
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What is music?
Written by Puja R. Krishnan A song isn’t just something we hear—it is something we feel. Something we live. Time folded into sound and memory stitched into melody, to hear a song is to remember, even when we don’t realize we are. When the details of a moment slip away, the music remains, a ghost of Read more
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Death Of The Band
Written by Jack Runyan Magical things tend to happen when legendary musicians get together and pool their efforts to produce the best product they can. The way all of the individual members’ personalities imprint on the music and production process is something deeply personal and unique to each group. So where are all the iconic Read more
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Discovering Slow Pulp: Chicago’s Indie Music Gem
Written by Robbin Llamas If you haven’t yet fallen into the dreamy, hazy world of Slow Pulp, now’s the time. This Chicago-based indie band has mastered the art of blending soft, introspective vocals with grungy guitar riffs and an ethereal, almost nostalgic energy that makes their music feel like a warm, late-summer evening. The band—made Read more
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What’s Up Doechii?
A fresh force is emerging — one who blends authenticity with reinvention in a way that feels both nostalgic and groundbreaking. If she isn’t on your radar yet, it’s time to change that! Her genre-blending sound, razor-sharp lyricism, and magnetic stage presence make her one of the most exciting artists on the rise right now.… Read more
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Jazz, Christmas & Hot Chocolate
Written by Manuela Calderon Jazz, Christmas, and hot chocolate are the best combination in the world. Now that Halloween is officially over, I started listening to my Christmas playlist on repeat every day! And even better, my favorite jazz girl just released a holiday EP called A Very Laufey Holiday. The jazz-inspired Icelandic songwriter and Read more
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“Top 5 K-Pop Artists That Every Fan Should Know”
With an industry like K-Pop that’s constantly cranking out new music, albums, groups, etc., it can become quite overwhelming to anyone who’s interested in diving into the genre. Where do you even begin? Well, to help you out, here’s a list of just some of the many important K-Pop artists and groups that every fan Read more
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Money Plane: A Review
Comically awful films are the equivalent of junk food for cinephiles across the globe. You know the ingredients are unhealthy and consuming it is inadvisable, but the combination proves too tempting and delicious. The most famous film of this nature is The Room, an amalgamation of abominations at every turn. As if under a spell Read more
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Outside the Wire: A Review of the Netflix Film
A not so recent trope that has plagued the film industry is a lack of originality. Of course, plenty of great films exist that are based on novels or short stories, but the rehashing that occurs today is of a different breed and seems to be on the rise. These sequels, spin-offs, and reboots continue Read more
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Citizen Kane: A Review of the Classic Film
Orson Welles gave his best performance and was astounding in his directorial film debut of Citizen Kane, now considered one of the best movies of all time. Why is the storyline so significant? When a child suffers trauma this can set the stage for a lifetime of loneliness and disillusionment. We find such a story Read more
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