The Underground Sound of Emerson College
Over fifty years have passed since FANNY’s music first hit US airwaves, yet its relevance to the experiences of young people remains unchanged. The group’s eclectic sound and heartfelt stories continue to represent the feelings of America’s youth. Haven’t heard of FANNY? Here’s a few songs to get you hooked.
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Speaking with Joe, about his work, his life, and his story, I noticed a sense of calm and magic in his words, an understanding of love for what he does in a way that fades for so many artists over time.
Sixth grade me was right, Infinity On High is important. It signified a turning point for Fall Out Boy, giving fans a glimpse of what’s to come in their genre-defying career.
Olivia Goldberg, Jobie, KD Sizzle, and Jo and the Average photographed by Kenny Wood at the WECB Live Valentine’s Day show.
“My Friend Cupid” is KD Sizzle’s first delve into pop. The track is littered with romantic quips and cheeky anecdotes musing about his inability to find love, inspired by a wonderful date turned cold
Loose Joints and Track Meat photographed by Hannah Davis at the Emo Valentine’s Day show hosted by UMass SALT in Amherst, MA.
How do we salvage a past comprised of fractured memories? How do we piece together the broken dreams of the men we reaped? Saba’s Few Good Things captures reconnection.
Their usual folk, pastoral sound, blends with surprising tracks guided by a synthesis of acoustic with drum pads and mainstream bass sounds. This all culminates in an album reminiscent of Fourth of July fireworks hitting suburban pavement and shooting into the sky above grass and wheat fields on the outskirts of town.