By LJ VP LaFiura – Sports Editor
The calendar’s turn to April signaled the release of “Where We Started” by Thomas Rhett. This album is true to its name, combining his roots and some of the modern flair of his early albums.
Continue reading “Rootin’ & Tootin’ Music Review”By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
I have over 4,500 songs downloaded, but do I still look for new music every week? That was a rhetorical question, of course I do. You should too, but just in case you didn’t this week, I’ve hand-picked some new songs by small artists you can gatekeep from your friends.
Continue reading “Bailey’s Listen List: Small singers’ songs”By Pat Carbone – 1851 Contributor
Now I understand that many of you might not like these songs in general or don’t consider them party songs. But that’s why the playlist title is “Pat’s Party Playlist” and not “Your Party Playlist.” Listed below is a quick list of some of my favorite party songs. If you enjoy the playlist, or at least a few of the songs featured, find the playlist on Spotify here.
Continue reading “Pat’s party playlist”By Rebecca Osowski – Features Editor
Are you looking to discover your next favorite musical act? Or looking to experience an unknown aspect of Boston’s nightlife? Sofar Sounds has you covered.
Continue reading “No need to go Sofar for new Sounds”By Pat Carbone -1851 Contributor
When news first broke about the collaboration between Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars, people were already calling for them to receive the Grammy for album of the year. After just over eight months, “An Evening with Silk Sonic” has finally arrived.
Continue reading “Silk Sonic”By Pat Carbone – 1851 Contributor
Since their debut album “From The Fires’’ was released in 2017, Greta Van Fleet has brought the sounds of classic rock back from the dead to a new generation of fans. However, the band has received significant criticism for sounding too similar to the iconic rock group Led Zeppelin. The critics are not wrong, as the resemblance is uncanny.
Continue reading ““Battle at Garden’s Gate””By Rachel Shepard – Copy Editor
Autumn is a time of change, the weather gets colder and classes become harder. However, change doesn’t always have to be a bad thing. This is the perfect time of year to add some new songs to your rotation for the fall.
Continue reading “An autumn 2021 mixtape”By Audrey Abbate – 1851 Contributor
Here’s 10 songs that can be found on Apple Music, Spotify, Youtube and Soundcloud to help you get through the rest of the spring semester. Whether it be for studying or simply winding down at the end of the day, these songs are just the right amount of calm.
Continue reading “Who says study music must be boring?”
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