Music that makes you feel: The vulnerable power of a whisper
In “Music that Makes You Feel,” columnist Sam Waddoups recommends albums that take the listener through a specific emotional journey.…
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Silkroad Ensemble harmonizes cultures on the ‘American Railroad’
On Wednesday evening, amid a frantic Week 8, I had the opportunity to watch the Silkroad Ensemble deliver a once-in-a-lifetime…
Lightness, circles and birds: Sampha explores family, fatherhood in “Lahai”
Artists of this time are constantly seeking to reposition themselves and reinvent their art, be it through monikers or thematic…
‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ will never go out of ‘Style’
Exactly nine years after Taylor Swift released the legendary studio album “1989,” we are still dancing to its beat. The…
Stephen Sanchez in Oakland: Theatrical storytelling by a true troubadour
When the lights dimmed in Fox Theater, fog creeped onto the stage as singer-songwriter Stephen Sanchez took the spotlight. During…
RL Grime takes over Frost
DJ and producer RL Grime delivered a high-energy performance featuring electrifying beats and pulsating rhythms at Frost Amphitheater for his…
Press Play: What makes a winning playlist for athletes?
Press Play is a column that seeks to spotlight people of Stanford and the collections of songs that power them…
The Book of Revelations has a sound: ‘SAVED!’ wears it gracefully
In the days of the Christian Old Testament, the forgiveness of sin required a sacrifice; it demanded an exchange from…
Beandon’s Musical Corner: ‘Wallsocket’ by underscores
Welcome to a new and improved Beandon’s Musical Corner, the only place on campus for in-depth, exhaustive reviews of the…
All treats and no tricks at annual Halloween Concert
It may be one thing to jam out to your favorite tunes on late nights in your room, but it’s…