On Becoming Something More: SHILPA’s Debut Album ESSAR
On her debut album, Shilpa evokes her environment as she explores what it means to grow into our humanity.
Destruction, à la Indigo De Souza
INDIGO DE SOUZA @ THE FONDA [12/05/23]
Ruminations on Love, and the Sorrows of Its Slow Passing: Faye Webster @ The Novo [11/09/23]
Photos by Chloe Gonzales I wouldn’t say that love is at the forefront of my mind these days, but when I listen to Faye Webster’s music, it’s the only thing on my mind. You know that feeling you get when your crush smiles at you? Your face slowly flushing, the hot blush blooming across your…
Two Poems, Live from the Troubadour
LAUREN MAYBERRY @ THE TROUBADOUR [9/29/23]
“Self Control”: Seven Years of Frank Ocean’s Soulful Summer End
Some days when the sun goes down and the night’s muggy air sits on my shoulders, heavy as a phantom embrace, I find myself lying down alone in my neighborhood park and listening to “Self Control.”
UCLA RADIO’S GUIDE TO LIKING MUSIC
Maybe the massive ego you’ve grown from telling people you’re an engineering major is starting to wear off, or maybe there are so many vegans around Los Angeles that you no longer feel special.
Passing Period Jazz Session
Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz @ The Music Library [11/4/22]
Cooling Off the Summer at Primavera Sound L.A. 2022
PRIMAVERA SOUND LOS ANGELES @ LOS ANGELES STATE HISTORIC PARK [9/16/22 – 9/18/22]
Like Thread Through a Needle
FLEET FOXES @ THE GREEK [7/8/22]
Qwer Hacks 2022
If you’ve ever gotten lost/wandered around Boelter Hall as I have, you might’ve noticed a flyer for QWER Hacks’s annual hackathon posted on one of the bulletin boards.