The Underground Sound of Emerson College
On the other hand, the quiet acoustics of “Dagger” were part of the encore and could not be overlooked; in fact, I began to cry as Gowell and Halstead’s melancholy vocals gently whispered to my heart.
Now you may be thinking, “Julia, isn’t that a euphemism for a vagina?”
No matter where one sat (or stood), they felt comfortable in the community that boygenius created: one that supports those in need and celebrates voices that have been hidden in music for years.
They combine themes of angst, empowerment, love, and anguish with such a rich understanding of all of it. Blame My Ex is undoubtedly the heartbreak album of the year.
Yeule is intensely interested in serving something incredibly, undeniably human through an uncanny lens. Softscars is their most interesting, human and ultimately best work to date—but the ghost isn’t out of the shell yet.
This Midwest Princess is unequivocally true to herself, in her dancing highs and drunken lows, throughout the course of the tracklist.
I was suddenly on board the Addison Rae train. I theorized with my friends—why wasn’t she releasing these if they were so good?
If you ever get a chance to attend a Mt. Joy show, do. Show up, shake off your worries, contemplate 21st century species self awareness and feel it all.
Released on July 21, along with a music video (directed by Jake Fay), “Fall With Me” by Ry F.M. (recorded and produced with Charlie Burket) is a song about the euphoric and simultaneously disheartening feeling of falling for someone who just doesn’t seem to fall for you.