James Blake Assumes Form and Shatters the Stage

Britain’s nicest bad boy of music turned Terminal 5 into the pseudo-church of Blake for his two-night stay.

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • February 28, 2019

James Blake might not be a household name that rolls off the tongue and seamlessly enters any conversation regarding music, but some of his biggest fans and collaborators certainly...

Billie Eilish’s ‘bury a friend’ Is a Terrifying Ode to Personal Demons

The rising pop star confronts unsettling themes with her latest single.

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • February 15, 2019

Billie Eilish is about as close to an overnight sensation as one can hope for within the music world. After her first single in 2016, “Ocean Eyes,” Eilish, 17, put out her...

Lake Street Dive Turns the Upper East Side Into Their Own Bonfire Sing-a-Long

Michael Muth, Contributing Writer • November 15, 2018

Amid the neon lights of Times Square and a damp city night after a day of chills and rain showers, the intimate Beacon Theatre glowed on Broadway as it welcomed an age demographic...

The Sonic Reinvention of St. Vincent’s ‘MASSEDUCTION’

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • October 30, 2018

In the music industry, it’s adapt or die. If you want to survive, you have to stay relevant, which is why bands are constantly trying out new quirks and sounds. From DJ remixes...

Greta Van Fleet Give SoundCloud Rappers a Run for Their Money

Michael Muth • October 30, 2018

This up-and-coming band stays true to its glam-rock roots, releasing an album that is both electrifying and tender.

A Film Within an Album: A Closer Look at the ‘A Star Is Born’ Soundtrack

Lady Gaga and Mark Ronson create a powerful and visceral soundtrack that brings 'A Star is Born' to life.

Michael Muth, Contributing Writer • October 16, 2018

The streaming era of music has been a tumultuous journey of countless ventures within the industry, from unannounced album releases to streaming plans as low as $5 a month. The...

This Steinhardt Junior Wants to Be on Your Sex Playlist

Michael Muth, Contributing Writer • September 19, 2018

Steinhardt junior Pedro Cañas's new single "That's My Fault" is a smooth and funky delight.

I Tried … Coachella

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • April 23, 2018

2018 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was almost too good to be true.

TKTK Sessions: Jasmine Niquel Jackson

Michael Muth, Contributing Writer • April 9, 2018

WSN sat down with Jasmine Niquel Jackson to discuss the roots of her songwriting, her family's influence and her hopes for a future in the industry.

Say Hello to ‘Hi, I’m Chris’

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • February 14, 2018

Gallatin sophomore Chris Bottone (also known as Hi, I'm Chris) released his debut mixtape “The Disappointing Tape” earlier this month.

Barclays’ House Party for Brooklyn’s Finest

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • November 28, 2017

Jay-Z has followed up his renowned album "4:44" with an equally impressive live show in Brooklyn on Nov. 26.

Efraín Rozas Uses Music to Explore Humanity

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • November 27, 2017

Efraín Rozas breaks down the conventional classroom environment in his class, "The Art of Listening," using methods honed through his unique musical endeavors.

City of Saints in the Big City

Michael Muth, Contributing Writer • November 20, 2017

City of Saints is an adorable coffee shop close by Third North Residence Hall. Check it out!

Curtis Harding Triumphs His Fears

Michael Muth, Staff Writer • November 8, 2017

Curtis Harding's new album "Face Your Fear" brings some retro R&B vibes to the modern day.

Taco Bell Shows its Sweet Tooth

Michael Muth, Contributing Writer • October 30, 2017

Taco Bell has a new quesadilla in select locations around America. Since we are not in one of those locations, we decided to create it ourselves.

How to Celebrate Halloween in NYC

Michael Muth and Avani Jurakhan • October 23, 2017

This Halloween, New York City is bursting with spooky activity. Here are four events to check out this haunting season.