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Finding an Artistic Voice: Evolving Oneself Throughout a Career
Colin Schrein, A&E Editor Many musicians and artists have unique voices and styles in their art. Some have an easily identifiable style while others have more widespread characteristics. In developing a personal voice in art, there is usually a process of finding that voice through experimentation and exploration. Some artists find their style and stick…
Aya Daniako’s “DNK” Teaches Us about Love, Heartbreak and Self-Worth
Namara Rwakatare, Contributing Writer The Malian-French artist Aya Daniako, formally known as Aya Nakamura, is a powerful force that is taking the music scene by storm with her latest album “DNK.” As a dark-skinned and Malian woman in France, Daniako has been subject to sexism, racism and colorism. She has had to create a space…
Appreciating Appreciation: Music is for All, No Matter Your Knowledge
Colin Schrein, A&E Editor Who is able to appreciate music the most? Is it your classic rock-obsessed dad or the highest educated conservatory professor? Who feels music in a deeper way? The fan that can’t keep a simple beat or the virtuoso concert pianist? All people relate to music differently, regardless of their knowledge or…
Murderous Melodies: A History of the American Murder Ballad in Folk Music
Haley Huett, A&E Editor Somewhere along the Ohio River, a man invites his love to take a walk with him. They stroll along the banks, and he finds the perfect spot for a proposal. He opens his heart to his love and sinks down to one knee. “Will you marry me?” he says. She replies,…
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