Music

Insight: Podcasts for people who can't get into podcasts

The world of podcasts seems to be infinite. While it may be daunting to some, the vast selection out there shows anyone can find quality entertainment in podcasts.

By Jillian Cote | April 15, 2021

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Insight: Amid the chaos of 2020, CHVRCHES helped me feel at ease

Prior to the pandemic, I didn't listen to the band CHVRCHES, but in the chaos of 2020, the group became a force of comfort.

By Noah Delgado | April 11, 2021

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Student creators, artists use newfound time to improve passions

Student artists are continuing their hobbies and passions while balancing school during the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Rithwik Kalale | April 10, 2021

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ASU Gammage brings livestreamed arts to students in rural communities

K-12 students around Arizona will soon be able to experience art performances during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

By Lauren Kobley | April 9, 2021

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Opinion: We must stop perpetuating classist stereotypes in music education

Many factors that prevent students from participating in music education and performance are exacerbated by the actions of their instructors.

By Thomas Gerald | April 6, 2021

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Lana Del Rey's complicated history of controversy and glamorizing violence

Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey has been met with criticism time and time again. How can artists express their stories without glamorizing it?

By Jillian Cote | April 3, 2021

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Top 5 Chloe x Halle songs to get you psyched for Devilpalooza

Your go-to guide for Chloe x Halle's must-listen-to songs before Devilpalooza 2021.

By Olivia Munson | March 24, 2021

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Review: Grouplove's 'This Is This' is a sonic grab-bag

Grouplove's newest release "This Is This" experiments with rock, folk and electronic sounds, making the album unpredictable in ways both good and bad since last year's "Healer." 

By Jillian Cote | March 24, 2021

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Devilpalooza to feature Chloe x Halle, be held in person and online

ASU's PAB and BAC are hosting Devilpalooza and bringing in Grammy-nominated musicians Chloe x Halle to entertain the ASU community. 

By Anusha Natarajan | March 23, 2021

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Center Stage: How IDEA is making a platform for diverse performers at Herberger

MOSAIC, a new production highlighting diversity in dance, music and theatre, prepares to be shown virtually in April.

By Peter Vezeau | March 23, 2021

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How the music industry limits Black recognition

The modern music world limits Black artists to the genres of R&B and rap despite their efforts to push boundaries and experiment. These restrictions discourage Black creatives and prohibit expression.

By Jillian Cote | March 22, 2021

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Video: Breaking the stigma of arts through pursuing music as an Asian American student

Two Asian American musicians reflect on their own experiences with stereotypes and creating music.

By Connor Child , Drake Presto and Judah Brody | March 16, 2021

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Insight: A farewell to Daft Punk, the musical mystery that left a lasting impact

After 28 years, French electronic music duo Daft Punk announced its breakup. But the musical masterminds are leaving behind a legacy of innovation, passion and power. 

By Noah Delgado | February 25, 2021

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Symphonic carillon continues to ring in Tempe during the pandemic

The ASU symphonic carillon has been with ASU since 1966. Even during a pandemic, the instrument continues to be an integral part of University history.

By Anna Campbell | February 20, 2021

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State Press Play: Why is pop punk thriving on TikTok?

What do pop punk bands do when a pandemic prevents them from hitting the road and booking live shows?  They live stream on TikTok.

By Kirsten Dorman | February 17, 2021

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Playing a new tune: How musicians and recording artists are adapting to the demands of the pandemic

Musicians and audio engineers are collaborating to keep the music business alive despite the pandemic's restrictions. 

By Gannon Hanevold | February 13, 2021

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Escaping empty stages: Bringing performances online

ASU student musicians are finding new ways to keep the music scene alive during COVID-19.

By Salma Reyes | February 12, 2021

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Instruments are striking a chord with ASU community members

Two ASU students and a professor describe the impact playing an instrument can have on someone, especially during hard times.

By Gannon Hanevold | February 2, 2021

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Insight: I fell down the rabbit hole of the 'drivers license' drama

A breakdown of the Olivia Rodrigo, Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter love triangle and their diss tracks on each other.

By Sabrina Kenoun | January 27, 2021

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'Gone is Gone': ASU professor's debut group album focuses on social injustices

Égide Duo, a musical group consisting of ASU associate professor Joshua Gardner and his wife, Stefanie Gardner, released their debut album "Gone is Gone."

By Lauren Kobley | January 25, 2021

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