Salvant has a versatile voice range and a tone of her own. She sings with the kind of conviction that holds your attention. When she sings, she tells you a story. She emotes. She moves. She feels.
We’re not always soft and submissive. We’re not always good at school. If we are, we’re that and so much more. This is about letting Asian women be multifaceted people and not stagnant characters…
Somewhere in a dingy basement on the outskirts of Boston, a new form of music appreciation is taking shape.
In 1978, during the apex of disco, Gloria Gaynor proclaimed “I Will Survive,” and the world listened. A year later, disco was declared dead.
We live in a time period where information can travel faster than ever, revitalizing the feminist movement and, in turn, revitalizing empowering music created by women for women.
…music can “bring people together,” but it sure doesn’t have the power to keep them together.
When Emma Spooner was in eighth grade, she wrote her first song…
From dream pop to galactic space music, there is potential in any genre to give its listener an eargasm.
Musicians, in particular, have been integral in standing up for rights the Trump administration has already infringed upon during its first year in power.