The name “Sigrid” may not be instantly recognizable on campus, or at all in America for that matter, but in Europe, Sigrid Solbakk Raabe is on a first-name basis with pop fans and is widely considered the next superstar.
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Delta Phi Epsilon capped off Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD) Awareness Week with their annual ANAD Candlelight Vigil in Babbio Atrium, on Thursday, March 7.
I did exactly one thing last weekend: study for my first Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics quiz. On Saturday, after five weeks of internally panicking, I very quickly began externally panicking, which was then followed by 36 hours of learning what I probably should’ve been keeping up with throughout the weeks prior to the quiz.
On a freezing day in early February, I met with Wyn Barnum, Ricky Dana, and James Fusco, the musical creators of Phoneboy, the band behind “Acid Girl,” a song that could warm up any northeast blizzard and was responsible for the most memorable social media moment in local music last year.
If you’re a music fan, you’ve probably realized that song length is trending downward. Songs with a duration of under three minutes can be found in almost any album released in 2018, and statistics from Billboard Charts confirm this trend: the average song length of songs on the Hot 100 in 2018 was 3 minutes and 30 seconds long, dropping from 3 minutes and 50 seconds just five years prior.
Since this is the second-to-last Fall 2018 issue of The Stute, this will, sadly, be the final installment of Put Your Records On for this semester.
When Robyn released “Missing U” in late July, I realized just how long it had been since she last released a proper album.
Last Saturday, October 13, Colombian singer Kali Uchis, a breakout star of 2018, brought the In Your Dreams Tour to a second sold-out show at Terminal 5 in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen.
It was 9 o’clock on a Sunday, in the upper mezzanine of Madison Square Garden, when I realized just how unique a superstar like Billy Joel really is.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for music! I’m not talking about the holiday season, of course, although it feels like I’m tempted every day to open up Mariah Carey’s Spotify page (better wait ‘til November, AT LEAST).