Rose Younglove, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
They say it’s not good to keep it bottled up, but is letting it out doing more harm than good?
By Rose Younglove, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
They say it’s not good to keep it bottled up, but is letting it out doing more harm than good?
Sounds x August 12, 2019
Isador Pinto, Ringling College of Art + Design
Dr. Luke: doctor of music but ruiner of morals and reputations
Sounds x August 12, 2019
By Isador Pinto, Ringling College of Art + Design
Dr. Luke: doctor of music but ruiner of morals and reputations
Sounds x October 13, 2018
Michael Wu, Case Western Reserve University
Before you buy a 99-cent song on iTunes, make sure you know who’s pocketing the money.
Sounds x October 13, 2018
By Michael Wu, Case Western Reserve University
Before you buy a 99-cent song on iTunes, make sure you know who’s pocketing the money.
Sounds x February 3, 2018
Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University
The 60th Annual Grammy Awards fell flat this year in addressing the issues of gender inequality and sexual violence that are plaguing the nation.
Sounds x February 3, 2018
By Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University
The 60th Annual Grammy Awards fell flat this year in addressing the issues of gender inequality and sexual violence that are plaguing the nation.
Sounds x November 10, 2017
Cheryl Sutton, Purdue University
Music is the only positive thing that 2017 has going for it.
Sounds x November 10, 2017
By Cheryl Sutton, Purdue University
Music is the only positive thing that 2017 has going for it.
Sounds x August 28, 2017
Jack Brandon, University of Michigan
After five long years trapped by contract to an abusive music producer, Kesha returns with an album full of humility, love and integrity.
Sounds x August 28, 2017
By Jack Brandon, University of Michigan
After five long years trapped by contract to an abusive music producer, Kesha returns with an album full of humility, love and integrity.
