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Michigan State University Student Radio

Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM

Michigan State University Student Radio

Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM

Michigan State University Student Radio

Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM

Album Review | Neck Deep by Neck Deep

Album Review | Neck Deep by Neck Deep

Alex Jiminez-Vega, Writer/Volunteer March 9, 2024

Quintessential to the 2010s’ pop-punk revival, Neck Deep has released some of the best music in their genre of all time. The success has not come without its struggles though. The band’s most recent...

Album Review | 50 Years of Court and Spark by Joni Mitchell

Album Review | 50 Years of Court and Spark by Joni Mitchell

Ryan McMillan, Writer/Volunteer March 8, 2024

It is hard to talk about Joni Mitchell without mentioning Blue. The album, now widely acclaimed as one of the greatest of all time, has left such a legacy that it often overshadows the rest of her catalog....

Transformation in Life and Music | “I Don’t Love You” by Charlotte Day Wilson

Transformation in Life and Music | “I Don’t Love You” by Charlotte Day Wilson

Dakota Hendren, Writer/Volunteer March 6, 2024

Canadian contemporary R&B artist Charlotte Day Wilson released her new single, “I Don’t Love You,” on Feb. 22. “I Don’t Love You” represents transformation, acceptance and moving forward,...

Tkay Maidza performs at The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor, Michigan on Feb. 18, 2024.

Tkay Maidza tears up Ann Arbor from the Down Under | Tkay Maidza Live at The Blind Pig

Cam Carmichael, Co-host of Terminally Online March 6, 2024

Zimbabwean-born Australian singer-songwriter and rapper Tkay Maidza is touring her 2023 album Sweet Justice, and after many Twitter users begged her to play in Michigan, her tour finally had a stop in...

Departing From an Old Sound; Dancing to a New Sound | “Lonely Dancer” by Conan Gray

Departing From an Old Sound; Dancing to a New Sound | “Lonely Dancer” by Conan Gray

Maggie Heflin, Training Director March 1, 2024

Conan Gray released his new single, “Lonely Dancers,” last week. It’s his fourth single in luo of his upcoming album, Found Heaven, which is set to be released April 5. The pop star has grown, much...

Black Artists Who Made Music History | 24 Carat Black

Black Artists Who Made Music History | 24 Carat Black

Kyle Raeside, Writer/Volunteer February 29, 2024

Classically trained violinist Dale Warren is just coming off being the main arranger for three classic Isaac Hayes albums, including the funk opus Hot Buttered Soul. This might be a career-defining accomplishment...

You have to get angrier | “No Gimmicks” by The Chisel

You have to get angrier | “No Gimmicks” by The Chisel

Nick Sanchez, Host of Thee Hourz O' Power February 28, 2024

The Chisel makes very good punk music. This is a very good punk song. That is the review. Once again, I have found myself burdened with the desire to share some of the greatest music of the 21st century,...

A Toast to Toasting

A Toast to Toasting

Ashe Burr, Writer/Volunteer February 26, 2024

When we look at the history of music, there’s a small island located in the Caribbean that created so much of the magic that we take for granted when thinking about the state of modern music. Without...

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Playlist | 20-leg Parlay

Entertainment Team February 25, 2024

Your hands shake. Your eyes dart around to multiple screens, keeping track of 20 seemingly independent events. With each event that comes to fruition, you quickly draw a line through the event on the legal...

Most Normal Evening in East Lansing | “Mulholland’s Dinner and Wine” by Declan McKenna

Most Normal Evening in East Lansing | “Mulholland’s Dinner and Wine” by Declan McKenna

Jeremiah Dungjen, Writer/Volunteer February 25, 2024

The final single released before the official Feb. 9 drop of rising pop-rock singer-songwriter Declan McKenna’s newest LP, What Happened to The Beach? is a fun listen. “Mulholland’s Dinner and Wine”...

Black Artists Who Made Music History | Fela Kuti

Black Artists Who Made Music History | Fela Kuti

Robbie Sullivan, Writer/Volunteer February 24, 2024

Inspired by his study of jazz, funk and Ghanaian highlife music, Fela Kuti created afrobeat music in the ‘70s. Born in Nigeria, Kuti impressed strength and moxie upon his fellow citizens. His mother,...

You’re not a poet; you’re a liar | “Alesis” by Mk.gee

You’re not a poet; you’re a liar | “Alesis” by Mk.gee

Antonio Dimovski, Writer/Volunteer February 23, 2024

Gentle haze, self-reflection and bittersweet intimacy define Mk.gee’s latest album, Two Star & The Dream Police, released on Feb. 9, 2024. The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter's innovative project...

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