- D Smoke: The Newest Face in Conscious Rap
His name is D Smoke and if you don’t know him yet, you will soon. He’s the recent winner of Rhythm + Flow and the newest face to the conscious rap scene.
- 25 Years Later: Remembering Kurt Cobain
They called him the king of grunge. Growing up you couldn’t escape how people idolized him. And even now, 25 years after his death, you still can’t. There was no one like Kurt Cobain.
- Aretha Franklin: Celebrating the Life of a Queen Who Paved the Way for Women with Soul
Every facet of the soul genre — the pain, the beauty, the fearlessness, the gut-wrenching heart, the light — is what Aretha embodied in her being and in her music. Aretha didn’t sing soul. Aretha was soul.
- Yoke Lore: The Most Underrated Artist You’re Not Listening to Yet but Should Be.
Somewhere between the lines of poetry, the emotional depth of a good indie-pop melody, and a presence that intoxicates, you will find Adrian Galvin’s musical brainchild: Yoke Lore.
- Allen Stone: The Favorites
In celebration of Allen Stone’s return to Nebraska, I’m listing my favorites from him to get you guys as excited as I am.
His name is D Smoke and if you don’t know him yet, you will soon. He’s the recent winner of Rhythm + Flow and the newest face to the conscious rap scene.
They called him the king of grunge. Growing up you couldn’t escape how people idolized him. And even now, 25 years after his death, you still can’t. There was no one like Kurt Cobain.
Every facet of the soul genre — the pain, the beauty, the fearlessness, the gut-wrenching heart, the light — is what Aretha embodied in her being and in her music. Aretha didn’t sing soul. Aretha was soul.
Somewhere between the lines of poetry, the emotional depth of a good indie-pop melody, and a presence that intoxicates, you will find Adrian Galvin’s musical brainchild: Yoke Lore.
In celebration of Allen Stone’s return to Nebraska, I’m listing my favorites from him to get you guys as excited as I am.
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