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Kings Of Leon Releases A New Album

October 24, 2016 by Yena Hong Leave a Comment

By Yena Hong |Staff Writer| Kings Of Leon released their seventh studio, 10-track album "WALLS" on Oct. 14. "Walls" is a collaboration of calming acoustic guitar and a lead singer Caleb’s soulful voice, creating plaintive feelings throughout a slow tempo. “I really liked the song 'Walls' by Kings of Leon, even though it made me feel depressed," said student Marissa Ramiret. "It has a nice, slow rhythmic beat and peaceful message,” continued Ramiret. "Waste A Moment," is suggestive of their first single released "Sex On Fire". They both have similar tempo and melody. "Around The World"  entices listeners to dance with the reggae rhythmic drum sounds and lively harmony. The … [Read more...] about Kings Of Leon Releases A New Album

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: #albumrelease, #Yena, album review, Angelo Petraglia, Grammy Awards, Kings Of Leon, Markus Dravs, Only By The Night, Walls, Waste a moment

Black history is American history

February 14, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Selina Cerda |Staff Writer| American culture would not be what it is today without the revolutionary contributions made by African-Americans in the areas of art, music and literature. In this day and age, slavery, and the Civil Rights Movement remain very relevant topics. However, there are many famous African-American musicians, artists, and authors who aren’t discussed as much in classrooms or covered in the media. Jazz, a purely American genre, has roots in African-American communities; they are credited with the invention of the drum set. In 1927, scatting—vocal improvisation with wordless vowels—became a big hit when Louis Armstrong’s music took off. It is unknown … [Read more...] about Black history is American history

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Aspects of Negro Life, Black History Month, blues, Dara Dunn, Drum Set, Grammy Awards, Harlem Renaissance, jazz, Jimi Hendrix, Langston Hughes, Louis Armstrong, Maya Angelou, Mayra Chavez, Michael Jackson, Omolara Clemons, Scat singing, Stevie Wonder, Wallace Henry Thurman

56th Grammy Awards

January 31, 2014 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Carly Woolley |Staff Writer| The 56th GRAMMY Awards Ceremony has surprised its viewers by only awarding 10 trophies on television, leaving 72 awards to be awarded off air during a pre-telecast ceremony. This year’s ceremony was held on Sunday, Jan. 26, at the Staples Center in Downtown Los Angeles. This was a star studded event full of surprisingly unexpected moments from multiple presenters and performers. The night started off with an exciting performance by the music industry’s reigning power couple, Beyoncé and Jay Z. The couple performed a sensational rendition of Beyoncé’s recent single, “Drunk in Love.” Audiences were left wanting more of the power couple. Every … [Read more...] about 56th Grammy Awards

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: 2014, beyonce, daftpunk, Drunkinlove, Grammy Awards, JayZ, L.A, Macklemore, Ryanlewis, Staples Center

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