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Press Play: What do Stanford students and DJs prefer in party music?

March 14, 2026 by arsitektur

‘Press Play’ is a column that seeks to spotlight people of Stanford and the collections of songs that power them through their days. Each installation will feature different Stanford students, faculty members or affiliates, and highlight a playlist that is meaningful to them and their experiences on the Farm. From Eurotrash to nights at Enchanted … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: DJs, Music, party, Play, prefer, Press, Stanford, students

The Good Person Tour: Ingrid Andress at the Great American Music Hall

December 30, 2025 by arsitektur

On Wednesday, Aug. 23, American country singer Ingrid Andress performed at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco as part of her ongoing tour, ‘The Good Person’, promoted by Goldenvoice. Andress’s performance was opened by Carol Ades. Originally posted 2023-09-10 21:42:01.

Posted in: Music Tagged: American, Andress, Good, Great, Hall, Ingrid, Music, Person, Tour

New Music with Nick: The finale

December 8, 2025 by arsitektur

As my time at Stanford comes to an end, so does my time with The Stanford Daily. I wanted to use my final article to reflect on my time writing about music over the last four years. Shan Reddy ’23, one of my best friends at Stanford, encouraged me in my freshman year to put … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: finale, Music, Nick

Music that makes you feel: Every stage of a breakup

December 6, 2025 by arsitektur

In “Music that Makes You Feel,” columnist Sam Waddoups ’23 recommends albums that take the listener through a specific emotional journey. This week, he covers two albums shaped by breakups: Julia Jacklin’s “Crushing” and Laura Marling’s “Song for Our Daughter.” There’s nothing worse than taking a math exam in the wake of a breakup.  But … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: breakup, feel, Music, stage

New Music with Nick: ‘KAYTRAMINÉ’ by Aminé and Kaytranada

November 17, 2025 by arsitektur

Welcome to “New Music with Nick.” In this column, I will be reviewing some of the most notable new album releases across various genres, focusing on hip-hop, R&B and pop music. Join me in exploring the ever-shifting landscape of the streaming era.  Aminé & Kaytranada: “KAYTRAMINÉ” (May 19, 2023) Once upon a time, “Caroline” broke … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: Aminé, KAYTRAMINÉ, Kaytranada, Music, Nick

Music that makes you feel: Autotune and the collapse of meaning

November 11, 2025 by arsitektur

In “Music that Makes You Feel,” columnist Sam Waddoups ’23 recommends albums that take the listener through a specific emotional journey. This week, he covers two albums that express themselves through autotune: Ritt Momney’s “Her And All Of My Friends” and 100 gecs’s “10,000 gecs.” Autotune used to be the boogeyman of the music industry. … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: Autotune, collapse, feel, meaning, Music

New Music with Nick: ‘Jackman.’ by Jack Harlow

October 29, 2025 by arsitektur

Welcome to “New Music with Nick.” In this column, I will be reviewing some of the most notable new album releases across various genres, focusing on hip-hop, R&B and pop music. Join me in exploring the ever-shifting landscape of the streaming era. Jack Harlow: “Jackman.” (April 28, 2023) I had little to no expectations for … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: Harlow, Jack, Jackman, Music, Nick

New Music with Nick: ‘NEVER ENOUGH’ by Daniel Caesar

October 21, 2025 by arsitektur

Welcome to “New Music with Nick.” In this column, I will be reviewing some of the most notable new album releases across various genres, focusing on hip-hop, R&B and pop music. Join me in exploring the ever-shifting landscape of the streaming era.  Daniel Caesar: “NEVER ENOUGH” (April 7, 2023) The long-awaited return of Daniel Caesar … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: Caesar, Daniel, Music, Nick

Music that makes you feel: In praise of mixed feelings

October 17, 2025 by arsitektur

In “Music that Makes You Feel,” columnist Sam Waddoups recommends albums that take the listener through a specific emotional journey. This week, he covers two albums of piano ballads that explore mixed feelings: Nina Simone’s “Wild is the Wind” and Mitski’s “Lush.” Poet W.H. Auden once defined poetry as “the clear expression of mixed feelings.” In … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: feel, feelings, mixed, Music, praise

Ethio-American singer Meklit redefines home through storytelling and music

October 16, 2025 by arsitektur

As we move from one place to another, we carry with us not just our belongings, but also our cultures, backgrounds and heritages. On Thursday, Ethiopian American singer, songwriter and composer Meklit led a group of artists that honed in on the intersections of migration and music at Bing Concert Hall. The performance — “MOVEMENT … [Read more…]

Posted in: Culture Tagged: EthioAmerican, home, Meklit, Music, redefines, singer, storytelling
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