Technology columnist Paul Sarconi argues that the power of high-profile artists has the potential to change the ways in which the music streaming industry operates. Read more »
Friend groups all across campus reached their boiling points this weekend after Justin Bieber’s “Sorry” was played one too many times at various pregames.
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Taylor Davis-Van Atta started the nonprofit organization devoted to publishing and promoting the work of underrepresented artists around the globe four years ago. Read more »
Gender and Sexuality columnist Caroline Colvin explains the ways in which Drake’s music video for “Hotline Bling” is a positive push to broaden conventional beauty standards. Read more »
Luke Bryan just announced he'll be playing at the Carrier Dome in April, so music columnist and non-country fan Brett Weiser-Schlesinger weighs in. Read more »
In their "In The Open" series, the California-based band records stripped down live versions of their music in scenic outdoors locations. Somehow, the covers are on par with their studio recordings, and at times, are even better. Read more »
It’s not every day that Crouse’s historic bell tower is opened to the public. But this Saturday, alumni and students will have the opportunity to experience the bells first-hand as a part of Syracuse’s Orange Central events. Read more »
Music columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger poses the question: how is this relatively generic band somehow the most iconic rock act of the millennium? Because Dave Grohl knows how to work his celebrity status. Read more »
At the first Bandersnatch Concert of the fall semester, alt-rock bands X Ambassadors and Tribe Society performed at Schine Underground Wednesday night. Read more »
Wherever you go, it's nearly impossible to avoid a Fetty Wap song, and there will always be someone saying “And I’ve got that fruit roll up” after hearing his hit “679," despite the fact that those certainly aren’t the lyrics. Read more »