Magdalena Bay are a L.A.-based pop duo composed of singer Mica Tenenbaum and engineer Matthew Levin. Last Saturday, I had the opportunity to sit down with them to talk about their upcoming tour with George...

Ever since the release of TikTok famous song,  “Lalala,” I have been a fan of bbno$, and with the release of his new album eat ya veggies, I don’t see that changing. One of my favorite tracks from...

“Yo, the Founding Fathers got bars,” is a sentence I quite literally never thought I would utter in my entire life, and yet I’m so glad I had reason to. The man behind this musical endeavor is, of...

“Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle” is a track off of Nirvana’s third LP In Utero. Inspired by one of Hollywood’s first rebels, Frances Farmer, this track critiques both the music...

Whether you're relaxing at home, celebrating a score in a sports stadium, watching a movie or frequenting your local music venue, it's likely you've enjoyed the works of many Hispanic and Latinx artists....

A collaboration between British actor Idris Elba and pop rock band Lime Cordiale is exactly what I did not expect in 2021, a year with some of the best music releases we’ve heard in years. Known for...

Who says being basic is a bad thing? It’s the time of year for flannel, sweaters and, of course, a pumpkin spice latte. These soft fall songs will get you to your favorite coffee place and asking your...

Fifth wave emo is a marketing buzzword pervasive in the current zeitgeist of DIY. Though, chances are if you ask any scenesters what it means, it’s more than likely you’ll get an “I dunno.”  While...

In one of the last good moments of 2020, our television screens had the honor of sitting and waiting, ready for the moment when the highest-selling Colombian artist of all time would emerge on the field...

“Is you a sperm donor or a dad to me?” This line from “I Love You, I Hate You” highlights the complicated relationship between British-Nigerian rapper Little Simz and her father. “I Love...

Ten years ago? Yes, dear reader, we are old. We can already sense the grey hairs sneaking onto our scalps and we’ve woken up with a sore back more times than we’d like. It’s only a matter of time...

Pitchfork returning to Chicago in early September is an indicator of many things. Namely, alongside Lollapalooza and Riot Fest, the biggest festivals of the Midwest have pitched their tents once again....