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Grade: 4.0/5.0 It’s the summer of 1969 in Harlem, a buzzing neighborhood in Manhattan, New York. Children dance, couples hold hands and people tear up as they watch their favorite musicians perform songs that speak to their souls. At this event at Mount Morris Park, energy radiates from the crowd
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The sweet sensation of used muscles became my favorite feeling just after waking up every morning.
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At age 19, Whitaker has already achieved massive feats as a growing musician, being the youngest person ever to be endorsed by Hammond Organ USA.
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With warmly cinematic prowess, each storyteller reads their letter while traipsing through their hometowns, soccer fields, college campuses or wherever else their individual journeys of growth and realization took place.
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While the rest of the city may have been asleep, the Jesús Díaz Quintet had brought couples and families to their feet in a cha-cha frenzy to the “sounds of Cuba.”
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Kuchar is a musician, an educator, a performer and a member of the Jewish community — a background shared with Troye Sivan. “He’s another Jewish kid from Australia, and he has a lot of ties particularly to the Jewish community that I grew up in,” Kuchar says.
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Through production tricks and pitch-perfect sample choices, Scott builds an immersive fantasy world of hedonism and decadence.
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Spring back from all the L’s you took. Plug your headphones in and enjoy this upbeat playlist as you march your way into the month of March!
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In this city of wild characters, activist spirit and rich historical background, Berkeley is flush with possibly true (but definitely fake) scary shit.
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I. Three days before I turn 20, I move to Washington, D.C. It’s August, and I’m here for a semester “abroad” with the UC Washington Program (UCDC). While it’s not international, D.C. is so cosmopolitan that it may as well be on the other side of the world. On my
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