Arlie’s BREAK THE CURSE is the band’s debut album, taking listeners on a journey full of nostalgia and relief. WAMH Publicity Director Helen Feibes ’23 reviews the album and relives her beloved band’s live concert in Cambridge.
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This summer, Beyoncé dropped her hit album “Renaissance.” WAMH Events Coordinator Nii-Ayi Aryeetey ’23 delves into the album’s joyous and dynamic tracks, heavily inspired by Black music genres, including House, Ballroom, and disco.
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By Victoria Thomas ’25 On April 1, Miley Cyrus released “ATTENTION: MILEY LIVE,” a live album featuring some of her most popular songs and covers, and two previously unreleased pieces, “Attention” and “You.” Miley Cyrus has been a familiar face in pop music since 2006. Her Disney show and persona “Hannah Montana” was a staple
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By Staff Writer Victoria Thomas ’25 “Shoestring” by Felix Ames feels like… Making a fresh cup of coffee that cools off as you get lost in the music. Reading a book while taking the train downtown with windows that put the whole city on display. Closing your burning, tired eyes, and basking in the feeling
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Stillness, Slowing, and David Berman’s “Snow is Falling in Manhattan” Until recently, my most potent memory of snow was a surprise blizzard sometime in December 2016. My grandfather had tickets to a musical in the West Village, and I was tucked next to him in the windowless theater when the storm began. At intermission, we
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by Chris Tun ’25 2016 was a landmark year for Frank Ocean. The release of his second studio album “Blonde” brought widespread praise from music critics, with a Metacritic average score of 87. However, most people forget about the album that came immediately before: “Endless.” Released under Def Jam Recordings, the album fulfilled Ocean’s contentious recording contract
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by Olive Amdur ’23 Read this piece in The Amherst Student‘s Arts and Living section here. “Ladies of the Canon,” the show I host on WAMH on Sundays at 8, is named for Joni Mitchell’s 1970 album Ladies of the Canyon. I spend the hour playing music by women in indie, alternative rock, and folk music,
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Stockholm-based artistic collective Drain Gang, is a strong force in the world of underground hip-hop today.
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