Jorja Smith showcases prodigious album with sensational performance at The Warfield
The Bay Area stop on her second tour in North America this year proved a massive success to an extremely receptive international audience.
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The Daily Californian’s Art Picks of 2018
The political statements in 2018’s film, music and television have transcended party lines to make up mass media that compels and entertains, and its creators deserve some recognition.
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The Daily Californian Arts Awards: Music of 2018
This year, women are at the forefront of modern music. From those already at the top of their game, such as ponytail-wearing superstar Ariana Grande, to those just getting started, such as U.K. R&B singer Jorja Smith, female artists have dominated 2018’s soundtrack with their bops, ballads and visual albums.
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Más azúcar: UC Berkeley student Luna Velazquez on heritage, Spotify-published album
Velazquez is doing everything in her power to keep her grades strong: “I’m just really, really adamant about maintaining a strong presence,” she said. “I deserve to be here, and I want to be here. But in order to do that, you have to put the work in.”
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On ‘Lost & Found’ Jorja Smith’s grief produces beautiful art
The project’s amalgamated genres are connected by a common backdrop of heartbreak, proving her ability to create cohesive yet multifaceted art.
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5 new albums to get you through UC Berkeley summer sessions
Here are some highly anticipated albums to listen to while you pore over your textbooks in the library or when you find yourself in dire need of a break.
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‘Black Panther’ soundtrack offers music worthy of Wakanda
Luckily, the “Black Panther” soundtrack makes “All The Stars” look like a chart-friendly bone tossed to the Marvel bigwigs.
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A playlist to get your groove on
An inspiring playlist to get ya moving. Get up, get active, bop around, shake it and groove on, Bears!
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Jorja Smith steals hearts of San Francisco
The barely legal crowd members impatiently stomped their Stan Smiths during the latter half of the two-hour DJ set, awaiting Jorja Smith’s entrance. The venue that once had enough room for fans to dance along to opener Aaron Axelsen’s impressive selections suddenly condensed into a sold-out crowd of bodies packing
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