Has Bad Bunny bounced back with his new album?
It would be an understatement to call Puerto Rican urban music phenomenon Bad Bunny (born Benito Martinez Ocasio) a well-known…
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Jake Minch’s masters teleportation in debut EP ‘how many’
The first time I teleported was when I came across a sample of indie artist Jake Minch’s “handgun” on TikTok,…
Classic rock meets orchestral grandeur at the Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros concert
Flower crowns, cigarette smoke, a rock band and a 115-person orchestra — this unlikely combination set the scene for an…
Emotional shipwreck in San Francisco harbor: SZA ‘saves our souls’ at tour performance
As the lights dimmed in San Francisco’s Chase Center on Thursday night, renowned R&B artist SZA embarked on a 90-minute…
Troye Sivan’s ‘Something To Give Each Other’ is a resurgence of queer pop
After a five-year hiatus, Troye Sivan returns to the limelight with his third studio album “Something To Give Each Other,”…
Press Play: What do Stanford students and DJs prefer in party music?
‘Press Play’ is a column that seeks to spotlight people of Stanford and the collections of songs that power them…
The Sound of Cinema: ‘Babylon’ (2022) is a captivating musical circus
“The Sound of Cinema” examines how music contributes to the filmmaking experience. Columnist Anthony Martinez Rosales dives into the musical…
Beandon’s Musical Corner: ‘3D Country’ by Geese
Welcome to a new and improved Beandon’s Musical Corner, the only place on campus for in-depth, exhaustive reviews of the…
Press Play: Chris Piech debugs his CS109 playlists
‘Press Play’ is a column that seeks to uncover the people of Stanford and the collections of songs that power…
Live, laugh, Laufey at the sold-out ‘Bewitched Tour’
Nothing says autumn to me like pumpkin spice and soft jazz music. On Sunday, Icelandic-Chinese singer-songwriter Laufey brought cozy tunes…