Frank Ocean’s New Song Has All of His Style With None of His Substance
If “DHL” is any indication of what’s to come in his prospective album, listeners can expect a shift from Ocean’s usual grounded social commentary to a listless focus on endless money, drugs and sexual partners.
Lauv Emphasizes Mental Health at Terminal 5
The singer-songwriter and NYU grad is using his sold out tour to talk about how he’s feeling, and he wants fans to do the same.
Rolling Loud Festival Pulls up to NYC for the First Time
The hip-hop mega-event hosted two days' worth of unforgettable, high-energy chaos.
NYU to Launch Study Away Site in Nashville This J-Term
The program will focus on music business and teach students the ins and outs of designing a record label.
Sabrina Claudio’s ‘Truth Is’ Goes To Dark Places
The R&B singer solidifies her style and signals experimentation ahead with an unprecedentedly dark project.
Album Art Provides a Snapshot of Artists’ Personalities
Students reflect on the visual component of music consumption and how it can affect us more than we think.
Through Video Art, First-Year Video Jockey Transforms Concert Experiences
Webb Hunt turns music into an experience for both the ears and the eyes.
The Weeks Keep Cool
The popular indie band is still as carefree about music as they were in high school.
Staff Rants and Raves: Music
Whether you’re listening to your favorite playlist on the way to work or overhearing someone else’s at 4 a.m., music can evoke many emotions. Here’s what our staff has to say about it.
Steinhardt Opens New Facility for Music Therapy, Research
The facility will have one room for treatment and another for recording therapy sessions so they can be used for research.
gutseverywhere Excels at Vulnerable First Concert
Cam Franklin’s performance at the Bitter End was personal and down to earth.
Tyler, the Creator Stuns Fans at Madison Square Garden
The eclectic musician delivered yet another bizarre, hilarious and heartfelt performance.
