The Underground Sound of Emerson College
Emerson student Jason Korn released his first EP, Letters From Afar, on January 27, 2023. Korn wanted to put out this EP right before Valentine’s Day, as its tracklist illustrates the progression of a relationship that goes completely wrong and the feelings of grief and anxiety that result from it.
Little Fuss, the Boston based band composed of vocalist Olivia Martinez (she/her) and guitarist Cody Von Lehmden, (he/him) dwell artistically on their daydreams and downfalls in their new album Girls at Parties, which was released on January 19, 2022.
Outside of acting, however, Imperioli is also a musician, leading as singer and guitarist in his band, Zopa. The band also features the talents of bassist and backup vocalist, Eljiah Amitin, and drummer, Olmo Tighe.
It’s hot academia winter and both the music and publishing industry are ready.
From college jam sessions to sold out shows in some of Boston’s most intimate venues, local indie pop rock band Copilot brings a unique energy to the live music scene.
Last semester, Lydia Aga (she/her) started her radio show Diggin Thru Da Diaspora on WECB. She curates a new 55-minute playlist for each week filled with various genres and styles, the common thread being that all of the artists featured are a part of the African diaspora.
Through her classes, Sabarots saw the wide array of talent her community offered, and wanted to do something to highlight it more. Thus, Hear Me Out was born.
Chappell Roan discusses being an indie pop star, healing her inner child, and her new single “Casual.”
Boston is well known for its colleges and universities designed for the musically inclined—Berklee and the New England Conservatory being two of the most prominent— but recently Northeastern has emerged nurturing the future of indie—enter Steve Kurz (he/him), also known as Keyboard Dog.