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Amid trying times, as the nation continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, Amanda Gorman used language to instill awe for community members and foster hope for brighter days ahead.
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His words suggest he feels owed a place and a voice in the R&B genre, a musical space that has long been pioneered and popularized by people of color.
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Growing up in early-2000s Texas, I didn’t typically resonate with the music that surrounded me.
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I have always felt the need to get New Year’s Eve “right.” I don’t think of myself as a festive person, but the pressure weighs on me to make certain days special — typically turning points or important dates from years past. And New Year’s Eve checks both boxes for
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Hayley Williams brought her misery business to the Paramore concert Saturday at the Shoreline Amphitheatre for “The After Laughter Summer Tour.”
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“Whitney” is a well-crafted and well-organized film that aims to celebrate Houston’s legacy while still providing new context on her life.
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That Saturday afternoon, Smith was the guest of honor at an event at the Oakland Museum of California titled “Women in Hip-Hop.”
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But St. Louis-based garage pop-rock duo Bruiser Queen isn’t all fun and games, no matter how lighthearted and upbeat its sound and appearance may seem.
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BROCKHAMPTON has been known to test the limits of what it can do with its music — and this boundary-pushing didn’t stop when the group got onstage.
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To help cope with the dead week blues, we at the Clog have created the perfect soundtrack that will allow you to be energized via song each day this week!
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