Joni Mitchell

With a stunning red carpet that held a lot of personality, here are The Daily Californian’s picks for best-dressed at the 64th Grammy Awards ceremony. 

Recently, Young pulled his music from Spotify for the streaming platform’s role in the spread of misinformation. Though unexpected, the move was not entirely surprising. It seemed packed to the brim with ironies, but to long-term fans, it also seemed the most Young thing to do.

A journey of looking to the past and gaining wisdom, Waysides cements Korkejian as a unique and exciting voice of modern folk.

For Free is the culmination of a decadeslong career ranging from songwriting sessions in Laurel Canyon to Woodstock performances with Neil Young.

The album’s title may be a mouthful, but it contains an undeniable truth: A touch of Aly & AJ’s music is sure to get you up on their feet, get you out, and then into the sun. 

With the November elections just around the corner, the spirit of revolution is in the air. If you’re looking for songs to rock out to while you help create change, look no further.

At its core, WIMPIII is still quintessentially Haim, but many of the tracks feature the Haim sisters’ instrumental talents more prominently than their previous work has done.

The memoir recounts Lisicky’s time there in the early 1990s, a time when Provincetown, a queer mecca, was heavily feeling the effects of the AIDS crisis.

“Elsewhere” — the concept was perhaps only a figment of my green imagination, but it often stemmed from thoughts I couldn’t help thinking.